Buying in the Alps? Here is where prices have increased the most
Update: 2025-10-29
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Alpine Property Market Boom: Switzerland Leads with 14.6% Annual Growth, French Resorts Show Mixed ResultsThe Alps property market is thriving, with prime properties climbing by 3.3% over the past year and 23% over the last five years. Switzerland stands out, with Andermatt topping the list at 14.6% annual growth due to its foreign ownership exemption. Davos follows at 10.5%, while Italy's Cortina d'Ampezzo sees a 10% increase. French resorts show mixed results, with Méribel and Alpe d'Huez growing moderately, while Megève and Morzine experience price drops. The average prime property price across 26 resorts is around €19,000 per square meter, with Morzine's lowest at €9,300 and Gstaad's highest at €47,300. Nearly 75% of wealthy individuals are interested in full-time Alpine living, driven by flexible work setups and well-being focus, indicating strong demand for Alpine property.
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