Switzerland Mortgages
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For a home of your own: Use Pillar 3a for residential property
Anyone in Switzerland who is lacking equity capital to purchase their own real estate can use Pillar 3a funds for residential property. Read this article to find out how this is possible and what you need to note for pledging and withdrawing Pillar 3a assets.
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Using your pension fund assets to finance a home: Advance withdrawal and pledging
In Switzerland, pension fund assets can be used to purchase a home. There are two ways of doing this: advance withdrawal and pledging. Learn about the differences and see the best option for your situation.
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Rising property prices despite higher interest rates
Persistent inflation and rising interest rates have so far had little impact on the Swiss real estate market. On the contrary, property prices continue to rise. Rents and residential property are becoming expensive. Read the Credit Suisse Real Estate Monitor Q3 to learn about the underlying causes of this development.
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How rental purchases work. All the important facts at a glance
A rental purchase makes it possible to rent a property first and acquire it later. In this context, the rent represents a down payment for the purchase. In this article, you can find out under what circumstances a rental purchase can be particularly worthwhile and what to look out for in the rental agreement.
