Value an apartment in French-speaking Switzerland
Your apartment is part of a building and co-ownership. The valuation considers the home, charges, shared areas and planned works.
Start my requestWhat the analysis considers
- Area, layout, floor and natural light
- Balcony, terrace, cellar and parking
- Building condition and announced works
- Co-ownership charges and renovation fund
Comparing two apartments means checking what is included: parking, a cellar or approved works may change how prices compare. Co-ownership documents clarify these differences.
Useful documents
- Apartment plans
- Condominium deed
- Charge statements and renovation fund
- Latest co-ownership meeting minutes
Missing some documents? You can start and tell us what remains to be confirmed.
Your building helps shape your apartment’s value.
An apartment’s value has two dimensions. You own the unit, while common areas and works are shared under the condominium framework.
- The title
- Areas and rights
- The condominium
- Charges and ownership shares
- Decisions
- Works and renovation fund
Size and layout describe the unit. Condominium rules, ownership shares, the renovation fund and assembly decisions help explain charges and works. Parking or cellar rights should be identified in the title and rights attached to the property.
Review my apartmentUnderstand with official sources
Sources accessed on 13 October 2026. Vaud examples must be checked for the relevant canton, municipality and plot.
A documented valuation by an expert for CHF 500.-
- A property visit by appointment
- A written PDF report
- A phone consultation to explain the findings
- Total price, including any applicable VAT
First reply within 24 business hours. Scope, visit date and delivery are agreed before work begins.
Request my valuationValuation report
A document to understand, compare and decide.
- Your propertyBuildings, areas and documents reviewed.
- Its surroundingsVerified location, access and local services.
- Market analysisRelevant comparisons and assumptions used.
- The value explainedConclusion, points to confirm and next steps.
Your valuation in practice
Which condominium documents help with a valuation?
Plans, condominium deeds, service charge statements, the renovation fund and recent meeting minutes help assess the flat and building. Approved or planned work should be disclosed.
Are the balcony and parking space taken into account?
Yes. Their area, use and legal status are reviewed separately from living space. Price comparisons should specify what is included with the flat.
What does the CHF 500 price include?
A scheduled visit, a written PDF report and a phone discussion to explain the results. Property scope and delivery date are agreed before starting. No payment is requested in the form.