Find out what your property is really worth, from someone who knows the area. Free and with no obligation.
Let's goThinking of selling, or simply curious about what your property is worth today? In the Genevois, the answer doesn't come from an online calculator. From one street to the next, from a hamlet to the town centre, prices change, and so do buyers.
My job is not to quote you the highest price to win the listing. It is to give you a realistic, reasoned value: the one that will let you sell at the right price, within a reasonable time.
We talk about your property and your plans: selling soon, selling later, or simply wanting to know. This helps me prepare the visit.
I come to your home. I look at what no listing shows: the light, the view, the quiet, the actual condition, the work to plan for, the potential. That is often where the difference lies.
I compare your property with recent sales in the area and with what is currently for sale around you, taking into account what I see on the ground every week.
I give you a reasoned valuation, with a price range and the evidence behind it. You then decide, freely, what to do next.
An overpriced property sits on the market, loses its appeal week after week and often ends up selling below its value. An underpriced one sells fast, but too cheaply. In a tight market like the Genevois, driven largely by frontaliers (cross-border commuters who work in Switzerland) and buyers earning Swiss salaries, getting the price right from the start makes all the difference.
I live in Collonges-sous-Salève and I know the neighbouring towns well. Each one has its own market, its own neighbourhoods and its own buyers.
Yes. The valuation is free and comes with no obligation. You are under no commitment to let me handle the sale of your property afterwards.
No. Many owners simply want to know what their property is worth to plan ahead, for an inheritance, a separation or a new purchase. It is a perfectly normal step.
An online tool gives you a ballpark figure based on averages. It can't see the view, the condition of the property or how quiet the street is. In the Genevois, where prices vary a lot from one area to the next, only a visit gives you a reliable valuation.
A first phone call, then a visit on site. I then send you my valuation within the following days.
None are essential for the visit. If you have them to hand, your taxe foncière (the annual property tax notice), floor plans, the diagnostics (the mandatory technical surveys required for any sale in France) or invoices for recent work help me refine the valuation.
Leave me a few details about your property and I'll get back to you quickly to arrange a call.