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Swiss Single-Family Home Asking Prices Fall 0.7% in October, SMG Index Shows

By Public Technologies
  • Swiss single-family home asking prices fell 0.7% in October 2026 to CHF 8,040 per square meter.
  • Condominium asking prices slipped 0.1% month over month to CHF 9,589.5 per square meter.
  • Despite monthly declines, single-family home asking prices rose 3.1% year over year; condominium prices gained 4.2%.
  • House prices declined in six of seven regions, with the Swiss Plateau the sole exception at a 1.1% increase.
  • A Federal Council report warned broad-based homeownership support risks raising prices unless housing supply expands.


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