The SNB has raised the key interest rate despite the financial crisis. What does that mean for mortgage rates? How will they develop by year's end?
In 2022, the SNB raised its key interest rate three times. This has consequences for mortgage rates. How will they develop until the end of 2023?
The SNB's key interest rate hike has slightly curbed demand for residential property. Nevertheless, only a few experts expect prices to fall.
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Old houses have charm, but also need a great renovation. The decision "renovation or new construction?" depends on rational and emotional factors.
Interest rates are still low, demand is still high. That's why prices continue to rise. Here's how you can still find a house or flat.
