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SELL · REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE

Selling your property in Geneva

Apartment in co-ownership, house or villa: Régie 373 values your property at Geneva market price and supports you from the first viewing to signing at the notary.

01 · HOW WE SELL

Six steps, from valuation to deed.

  1. 01

    Valuation

    We visit your property and value it from comparable sales in the area, its condition, floor, view and, in co-ownership, its charges.

  2. 02

    Mandate

    A brokerage mandate sets the asking price, the tasks, the duration and the terms. You know exactly what we do.

  3. 03

    Presentation

    Photos, plans, a precise description in French, English and German, and a complete sales file for buyers and their bank.

  4. 04

    Marketing

    Listing on regie373.ch and on the main Swiss property portals.

  5. 05

    Viewings and offers

    We organise viewings, check buyers’ financing and present every offer to you, which we negotiate together.

  6. 06

    Signing

    We prepare the file for the notary and support you through to the notarial deed and the handover of the keys.

02 · FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Selling in Geneva with Régie 373

What is my apartment or house worth?
Value is based on recent sale prices of comparable properties in the area, then on condition, floor, view, outdoor space and, in co-ownership, charges and the renovation fund. We set it after visiting the property.
What does the brokerage mandate contain?
The asking price, the tasks entrusted (valuation, presentation, marketing, viewings, negotiation, follow-up to the deed), the duration of the mandate and the fees. Everything is written down before marketing begins.
Which documents should I prepare?
The land register extract, plans, details of works carried out and, for a co-ownership apartment, the co-ownership regulations, recent minutes of owners’ meetings, the budget of charges and the renovation fund balance. We help you gather them.
Can a let property be sold?
Yes. The current lease passes to the buyer with the property (art. 261 of the Swiss Code of Obligations). A let property often appeals to investors; we organise viewings with the tenant.
What costs and taxes apply on sale?
In Geneva, the profit is subject to the tax on real estate gains, whose rate falls with the length of ownership. Repaying a fixed-rate mortgage early may incur a penalty. Your notary and your bank will give you the exact amounts.
Do you also handle lettings?
Yes. If you would rather let than sell, we let your property and manage it, furnished or unfurnished.

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Let’s talk about your sale.

One visit is enough for a first valuation.