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Frequently asked questions
Calculating the value of a property can be done in several ways, but the most common methods include comparative evaluation, income analysis, and replacement cost. At Neho, we use a combined approach to ensure accuracy.
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Comparative Analysis: This method involves comparing your property to similar ones that have recently sold in your area. Factors such as size, location, condition, and amenities of the property are taken into account. At Neho, we use up-to-date market data to make these accurate comparisons.
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Income Approach: Relevant mainly for rental properties, this method assesses a property's value based on the potential income it can generate. It considers the current and potential rental income, as well as expenses associated with the property, to determine its profitability.
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Replacement Cost Method: This method estimates how much it would cost to rebuild the property identically using current construction material prices and labor costs. It is often used for unique properties or those that do not easily lend themselves to direct comparison.
At Neho, we combine these methods with a thorough analysis of market trends, local conditions, and unique factors of your property to provide an accurate estimation. Our goal is to give you a realistic overview of the value of your property in the current real estate market.
To find out the selling price of a property in Switzerland, you can consult the land registry records, which are usually maintained by the cantons. This information may be available to the public for a fee. Additionally, real estate agencies and specialized real estate websites can provide data on ongoing and recent transactions. However, access to this data may vary depending on the privacy and transparency laws in effect in each canton.
The market value of a property in Switzerland is determined based on several factors, including location, size, condition of the property, local market trends, and recent sales prices of comparable properties. Property evaluators typically use methods such as market comparisons, the potential income from the property, or the replacement cost to determine this value.
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