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Each year, the broker Naef Prestige Knight Frank publishes a report on high-end property in Alpine resorts. In Switzerland, supply is limited by restrictions on building second homes. Resorts in Valais and Vaud, such as Verbier, Crans-Montana and Villars-sur-Ollon, are among the most popular with French-speaking Swiss buyers.<\/p>\n
According to theAlpine Report 2026\/27<\/strong> by Naef Prestige Knight Frank, prices of high-end Alpine property have risen by 29 %<\/strong> in five years in Switzerland. On the French side, the increase reaches 12%. The report attributes this rise to economic stability and the scarcity of supply.<\/p>\n Over one year, Davos and Andermatt post the strongest increases. In French-speaking Switzerland, Verbier rises by 6.7%, Villars-sur-Ollon by 6.5% and Crans-Montana by 4.5%. Gstaad falls by 2.6% but remains the most expensive resort. Verbier stands out at the very top end: 27 transactions above 10 million francs were concluded there in 2025, in the municipality of Val de Bagnes.<\/p>\n The report also notes that buyers now seek homes that can be lived in all year round. Accessibility, infrastructure and off-season activities matter more and more.<\/p>\nKey figures<\/h3>\n
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