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Frontier housing: what trends in Haute-Savoie?
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The real estate market in Haute-Savoie is under high pressure, with a shortage of goods, an increase in rents and new regulatory constraints. David Rousset, real estate advisor to Annemasse (Square Habitat, a subsidiary of Crédit Agricole), shares his expertise in this sector very popular with cross -border workers.
Since the beginning of 2025, rents have climbed strongly: a 50 m² T2 has been rented between 900 and 1200 euros. The increase in interest rates has slowed purchases, freezing the market with few sales and constructions. The sectors close to public transport (Ambilly, Gaillard) are in great demand, but the offer is almost nonexistent. Frontieriers therefore turn to cities like La Roche-sur-Foron and Bonneville, also more and more tense.
The shortage of T1 and T2 is aggravated by strict urban planning rules, notably in Annemasse. Houses within 500,000 euros are also in great demand. The new Energy performance diagnosis (DPE) Also complicate the situation, with many old poorly isolated homes, blocking sales and rental investments. In addition, the end of Pinel device has reduced the supply of rental housing with supervised rents, and the municipalities seek to control growth by slowing the delivery of building permit.
For cross -border workers in search of accommodation, it is therefore crucial to be patient, reactive and to prepare a solid file, because the demand is very strong and the goods leave quickly.
Find more information by consulting the full article on ca-frontaliers.com.
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