Tag: SVIT Schweiz

  • SVIT Digital Day 2021

    SVIT Digital Day 2021

    When it was first held in 2020, many interested members of the Swiss Real Estate Association (SVIT) and other visitors flocked to the popular event location on “Europaallee Zurich”. "Digitization has been a major topic in the real estate industry for many years," says Pascal Stutz, CEO of SVIT Zurich. “But a lot of smaller companies find it difficult to deal with the subject. We have been telling our members for a long time that digitization will simply come – regardless of whether they participate or not. " On the one hand there is the digital compass to check the digital fitness of a company. Trying out, watching, but also personal contact is in the foreground at the SVIT Digital Day.

    Meet & Greet
    Also this year, providers, users and interested parties can exchange ideas at the symposium and seek direct contact with various software developers for the digital offerings. The latest software applications for the real estate industry will be presented by around 40 exhibitors. In addition, the “SVIT Digital” commission is launching a “Meet and Greet” for all visitors on this day. Specific digital concerns and questions can be discussed intensively directly with proven professionals on site and other users in order to develop efficient solutions. The practice-oriented specialist presentations are an additional highlight on the “SVIT Digital Day”. And the best part: access to the symposium and the presentations is free for everyone.

    Date: Friday, September 17, 2021
    Time: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
    Announcement Flyer Location: KOSMOS, Lagerstrasse 104, 8004 Zurich Arrival plan KOSMOS

    Admission is free for visitors.

    Subject presentations 2021
    1 2.00 a.m.
    Global Real Estate Run
    Mario Facchinetti, initiator

    12.00 p.m.
    Global Real Estate Run
    Mario Facchinetti, initiator

    1 p.m.
    Electronic signature in real estate practice
    Dr. Boris Grell, LL.M., lawyer; LAW FIRM GRELL

    Hall plan

    List of exhibitors 2021

    Stand Exhibitors
    number 1
    No. 2 Conreal Swiss AG
    No. 3 Schwyter Digital AG
    No. 4 FLOWFACT Schweiz AG
    No. 5 casavi GmbH
    No. 6 casavi GmbH
    No. 7
    No. 8 onOffice Swiss AG
    No. 9 Flatfox AG
    No. 10 GARAIO REM AG
    No. 11 Huperty AG
    No. 12 SVIT Digital
    No. 13
    No. 14 QualiCasa AG
    No. 15
    No. 16
    No. 17 immo! nvest
    No. 18 CreditTrust
    No. 19
    No. 20 Ormera AG
    No. 21 W&W Immo Informatik AG
    No. 22 WOONIG
    No. 23 WOONIG
    No. 24 goCaution AG
    No. 25 READY DATA
    No. 26 CreditTrust
    No. 27 NeoVac ATA AG
    No. 28 NeoVac ATA AG
    No. 29 Processfux AG
    No. 30
    No. 31 DesignRaum GmbH
    No. 32
    No. 33 Aandarta AG
    No. 34 Aandarta AG
    No. 35 ImmoScout24
    No. 36 eMonitor AG
    No. 37 eMonitor AG
    No. 38 ImmoScout24
    No. 39 immotrailer.ch – immotraffic.ch
  • Pandemic stimulates housing market

    Pandemic stimulates housing market

    The number of advertisements for rental apartments on Swiss real estate portals increased by around 13 percent year-on-year between April 2020 and March 2021, writes SVIT Switzerland in a statement on the current online housing index (OWI). It is prepared every six months by the Association of the Real Estate Industry in cooperation with the Swiss Real Estate Institute . In the current OWI, the analysts registered around 513,000 advertisements for rental apartments.

    The average period for which an apartment has to be offered until it is rented has simultaneously been reduced by two to 32 days, the analysts further explain in the press release. For them, the shortened advertising time and the increasing number of advertisements are a sign of increasing demand on the rental housing market with a simultaneous decrease in rental periods. "It can be assumed that the pandemic was the trigger for many tenants to review and adjust their own living situation," the message says.

    In 21 of 26 cantons, the analysts observed a year-on-year decrease in advertising time. The advertising times in French-speaking Switzerland have hardly changed, while in German-speaking Switzerland they have decreased in all cantons. The canton of Zug currently has the shortest advertising time at 14 days. Ticino ranks at the other end of the scale. Here, apartments have to be advertised on average for almost two months before they can be rented.

    In the cities, the analysts observed a “sharp rise” in advertisements for rental apartments in the reporting period. After 3.5 percent in the previous year, the number of advertisements in the “Corona year” in the twelve cities examined increased by 32 percent. However, because the average length of advertising has barely increased, the analysts assume that there will be relocations within the cities. "The much-cited urban escape" could not be proven with the figures, it says in the message.