Canton of Geneva · 1228 · 11’200 inhabitants

Estate agency in Plan-les-Ouates (Genève)

The Geneva cradle of fine watchmaking — Patek Philippe, Rolex, Vacheron Constantin, Piaget — Plan-les-Ouates combines employment, one of the canton's lowest tax rates and a family setting twelve minutes from the city centre.

Average price per m²11’300CHF/m²
Time to sell85days on average
Five-year change+18.9%2020 → 2026
Transactions per year~95valuation
The municipality

Plan-les-Ouates, the municipality that makes the world's most precise watches — and values its properties with the same rigour.

There are few places on earth where time is measured as carefully as in Plan-les-Ouates. Patek Philippe, Rolex, Vacheron Constantin and Piaget have set up their manufactures in this Geneva municipality of 11,200 residents, twelve minutes from the city centre. Behind the façades of the industrial zone, watchmakers adjust parts to the hundredth of a millimetre. It is that culture — precision, patience, the refusal of the approximate — that made Plan-les-Ouates's reputation well beyond the canton of Geneva.

A property is valued exactly the way a movement is regulated: the tiniest gaps decide the result. Two identical apartments in the same building are not worth the same depending on the floor, the orientation and the view; two zone-5 villas three hundred metres apart do not sell at the same price depending on the plot and the building potential. On the Plan-les-Ouates property market, the average price stands at around 11,300 CHF/m² — but no property sells at the average price. That is precisely where the work begins.

The Plan-les-Ouates market is the most liquid in our area: around 95 transactions a year and 85 days average selling time, where the countryside municipalities take 110 to 140 days. Three sectors compose it — the centre and its recent buildings (10,500–13,000 CHF/m²), the preserved hamlets of Saconnex-d'Arve (11,000–13,500) and the village of Arare (10,000–12,500). Prices have risen 18.9% since 2020, driven by watchmaking employment, by a municipal tax rate of 39 centimes among the lowest in the canton, and by the arrival of tram 15 into the heart of the municipality.

A great manufacture does not outsource its finishing; we do not outsource our valuations. Rousseau 5 has been a Left Bank agency since 2012: we follow every sale recorded in Plan-les-Ouates, from the centre to Saconnex-d'Arve, and a single broker handles your file from the first meeting to signature at the notary. Selling at the right price, within the right timeframe, without exposing your property more than necessary — it is a work of adjustment, not of window display.

Plan-les-Ouates, key figures

  • Postcode1228
  • Inhabitants11’200
  • BankLeft Bank — south-west
  • Central Geneva≈ 12 min
  • Housing profileRecent apartments & zone-5 villas
  • Official websiteplan-les-ouates.ch
Market data · Plan-les-Ouates

Sales history 2026

Calculated automatically from transactions recorded in the municipality — nothing is entered by hand, nothing is estimated.

28
Transactions 2026 (year to date)
including 18 apartments · 10 houses
51.3M
Total volume CHF (year to date)
including 35.8M apartments · 15.6M houses
1.6M
Average house price
2M
Average apartment price

Breakdown by number of transactions

28sales
Houses1035.7%
Apartments (condominium)1864.3%

Breakdown by volume (CHF)

51.3MCHF total
HousesAvg. CHF 1.6M15.6M30.3%
Apartments (condominium)Avg. CHF 2M35.8M69.7%
The real market · 2025–2026

What actually sold in Plan-les-Ouates

Not asking prices — prices agreed and officially recorded. This is the reference we use to value your property or defend your offer.

Type Land Sale price Date
House 697 m² CHF 1’950’000 July 2026
Apartment CHF 1’830’000 June 2026
Apartment CHF 1’800’000 June 2026
Apartment CHF 170’000 June 2026
Apartment CHF 1’365’000 June 2026
Apartment CHF 590’000 June 2026
House 602 m² CHF 1’706’000 June 2026
Apartment CHF 8’355’000 June 2026

Sources: official transactions of the canton of Geneva. The table shows the commune’s sales over the last two calendar years.

Street by street

The streets where sales were recorded in Plan-les-Ouates

16 streets in Plan-les-Ouates recorded at least one sale over the last two calendar years. A median price is shown only from three sales onwards — below that, it would describe nothing but a single case.

  • Chemin de Vers 2 sales
  • Chemin des Serves 2 sales
  • Chemin du Daru 2 sales
  • Route d'Annecy 2 sales
  • Route de Saconnex-d'Arve 2 sales
  • Route de Saint-Julien 2 sales
  • Route des Chevaliers-de-Malte 2 sales
  • Avenue du Millénaire 1 sale
  • Chemin de la Bistoquette 1 sale
  • Chemin de la Milice 1 sale
  • Chemin de la Redoute 1 sale
  • Chemin des Picatalons 1 sale
  • Chemin des Vaulx 1 sale
  • Chemin du Champ-des-Filles 1 sale
  • Chemin du Clos 1 sale
  • Route de la Galaise 1 sale

Only sales whose address is resolved with certainty appear here. House numbers are not published: for a specific address, the tool below finds the sales around it. What your neighbour sold for →

Direct answer

Rousseau 5 is the Geneva Left Bank estate agency active in Plan-les-Ouates, specialising in the sale, valuation and appraisal of property (apartments, villas, prestige homes). Working on the Left Bank since 2012, the agency covers every neighbourhood of Plan-les-Ouates (Plan-les-Ouates centre, Saconnex-d'Arve, Arare). Free valuation within 24 hours, full support through to the notarial deed. Contact: .

The market in detail

Price per m² by neighbourhood in Plan-les-Ouates

Prices vary considerably from one neighbourhood to another. Here are the ranges observed in 2026.

NeighbourhoodMin. price CHF/m²Max. price CHF/m²Distinctive feature
Plan-les-Ouates centre10’50013’000Recent buildings, shops, tram
Saconnex-d'Arve11’00013’500Preserved hamlets, villas
Arare10’00012’500Old village, zone 5
Change

Property prices in Plan-les-Ouates: 2020 → 2026

2020 9’500 Pre-pandemic
2023 10’800 Post-COVID
2026 11’300 Today
Five-year change+18.9% since 2020
Market analysis

The Plan-les-Ouates property market: what you need to know

Understanding the Plan-les-Ouates property market means first understanding what is made there. The municipality hosts one of the world's largest fine-watchmaking hubs — Patek Philippe, Rolex, Vacheron Constantin, Piaget — and one of the highest job densities in the canton of Geneva. Three direct consequences for an owner. First, taxation: 39 additional centimes, among the lowest rates in the canton, financed by that industrial revenue — at equal property price, the gap with a neighbouring municipality amounts to thousands of francs a year for the buyer. Second, demand: executives and skilled craftspeople looking to live near their manufacture, which explains an average selling time of 85 days and around 95 transactions a year — the most liquid market in our area. Third, the nature of the stock: recent buildings in the centre, highly sought-after zone-5 villas, and the preserved hamlets of Saconnex-d'Arve where the land never renews itself. Two factors will weigh on the coming years. Tram 15, extended to the ZIPLO terminus, has brought the municipality closer to the city centre and concretely raises the value of properties near the stops. The future Cherpines district, one of the canton's largest housing projects, will eventually bring significant new supply: an element to build into the sale strategy of an existing property, without dramatising — Geneva demand remains structurally above supply. Watchmaking teaches that a badly regulated piece is not fixed by winding it harder: a property badly valued at the start is not corrected by successive price cuts either, it loses its perceived value. Everything plays out in the first adjustment.

Living there

Living in Plan-les-Ouates

Schools

  • Champ-Joly and Pré-du-Camp primary schools (within the municipality)
  • Le Sapay school, intermunicipal grouping Lancy · Plan-les-Ouates
  • Les Voirets secondary school, within the municipality (secondary I)
  • Institut Florimont and Collège du Léman nearby (private)

Transport

  • Tram 15 within the municipality: Trèfle-Blanc, Le Rolliet, ZIPLO terminus
  • 12 min by car to central Geneva
  • TPG buses to Carouge, Confignon and Geneva
  • Bardonnex border crossing and motorway junction 5 min away

Shops & leisure

  • Shops of the centre and the municipal market
  • La Praille shopping centre nearby
  • Parc des Sports and Cherpines stadium
  • Green spaces and the hamlets of Saconnex-d'Arve

Taxation

39municipal additional centimes

Among the lowest in the canton

Casatax, capital gains tax, tax value, development zone: the Geneva property vocabulary, defined

Investment score 8.4/10

World-class watchmaking employment, among the canton's lowest tax rates, the tram right into the municipality: the most liquid market in our area, with demand that does not depend on Geneva's ordinary cycles.

Average gross rental yield: 3.3%
Our method

How we value your property in Plan-les-Ouates

01

Local comparative analysis

Cross-referencing of completed transactions across the neighbourhoods of Plan-les-Ouates, adjusted per m² by micro-area — based on sales actually recorded.

02

Visit and on-site reading

Free visit within 48 hours. Assessment of general condition, fittings, aspect, service charges, surveys and the potential added value of works.

03

Calibration against the 2026 market

Applying the trend observed in Plan-les-Ouates and the municipality's typical buyer profile.

04

Confidential written report

Recommended price, lower and upper range, marketing strategy, estimated timeline. With no obligation.

What sets us apart

Why choose us as your agency in Plan-les-Ouates

Detailed knowledge of Plan-les-Ouates

On the Left Bank since 2012: the micro-markets, the neighbourhoods, the addresses — and their transactions.

A network of qualified buyers

A database of buyers actively searching, alerted first — including for off-market sales.

Transparent client rating

A transparent client rating, verifiable on Google.

Free valuation within 24 hours

A quick answer, with no obligation, entirely confidential.

A dedicated broker

The same contact from valuation to notarial deed — never a file passed from hand to hand.

Premium marketing

HD photography, 2D/3D plans, drone film, targeted multi-channel exposure — or complete discretion, off-market.

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Plan-les-Ouates against neighbouring municipalities

MunicipalityAverage price per m²Five-year changeTime to sell
Plan-les-Ouates (you are here) 11'300 CHF +18.9% 85j
Carouge 12'800 CHF +18.5% 80j
Veyrier 13'000 CHF +19% 95j
Troinex 13'800 CHF +18.9% 85j

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FAQ

FAQ — Property in Plan-les-Ouates

16 concrete answers to the questions most often asked about Plan-les-Ouates

What is the price per m² in Plan-les-Ouates in 2026?

The average price stands at around 11,300 CHF/m². The centre trades between 10,500 and 13,000 CHF/m², the hamlets of Saconnex-d'Arve between 11,000 and 13,500, and Arare between 10,000 and 12,500. A zone-5 villa and a recent apartment in the centre follow two different valuation logics.

Which is the best estate agency in Plan-les-Ouates?

The one that applies to your property the same rigour the neighbouring manufactures apply to their movements: measuring rather than eyeballing. In practice, that means knowing what tram 15 and the future Cherpines district change about your property's value street by street, and knowing that a centre apartment and a zone-5 villa follow two different valuation logics. Rousseau 5 has been a Left Bank agency since 2012: we follow every transaction recorded in Plan-les-Ouates and a single broker handles your file end to end.

How long does it take on average to sell a property in Plan-les-Ouates?

Around 85 days — the fastest market in our area, alongside Carouge. Demand is driven by watchmaking executives and by families looking for a residential setting twelve minutes from the city centre. A correctly priced property sells fast.

How do I get a free valuation in Plan-les-Ouates?

In three minutes on our online valuation page, or with a Rousseau 5 broker who visits free of charge within 48 hours — it is the visit that makes the difference, like the final adjustment of a movement. On a zone-5 villa, the plot's building potential often weighs as much as the building itself; on a centre apartment, the floor, the orientation and the state of the common areas move the price by several hundred francs per square metre.

How much is the agency commission in Plan-les-Ouates?

The brokerage commission is discussed according to the property, the mandate and the support expected: there is no single rate. It is only due upon the successful sale, and it is set out in writing in the mandate.

Exclusive or open mandate in Plan-les-Ouates — which is better?

Exclusivity remains preferable, even in a fast market: a property listed by several agencies appears in duplicate on the portals, which blurs the message and drops the perceived value. A single, well-executed mandate sells faster and better.

What is the property tax situation in Plan-les-Ouates?

The municipality applies 39 additional centimes, among the lowest rates in the canton — a direct consequence of the watchmaking manufactures' presence. On resale, Geneva's IBGI applies according to the holding period (from 50% under 2 years to 2% beyond 25 years); our net-seller simulator works it out precisely.

Why is taxation so low in Plan-les-Ouates?

Because the municipality hosts one of the world's largest watchmaking hubs — Patek Philippe, Rolex, Vacheron Constantin, Piaget — whose tax revenue lightens the residents' burden. For a buyer hesitating between two municipalities at equivalent property price, the gap in additional centimes represents several thousand francs a year.

Does the tram serve Plan-les-Ouates?

Yes. Line 15 has been extended into the municipality: it serves Trèfle-Blanc and Le Rolliet and has its terminus at ZIPLO, in the heart of the industrial zone. Previously you had to reach Palettes, in Lancy. This connection has brought the municipality closer to the city centre and concretely weighs on the value of properties near the stops.

What are the notary fees when buying in Plan-les-Ouates?

Allow around 4% of the price: 3% registration duties, Land Registry fees and the notary's fees. These costs are paid on top of your equity.

Which surveys are compulsory when selling in Plan-les-Ouates?

An asbestos survey for any building predating 1991 — hence the 1960s–1980s villas and the village stock of Arare and Saconnex-d'Arve. Add the installation checks, the Land Registry extract, the plans and, for condominiums, the minutes of the general meetings and the renovation fund.

What is the Cherpines project, and should you sell before it?

Les Cherpines is one of the canton's largest housing projects, between Plan-les-Ouates and Confignon. It will eventually bring significant new supply — a factor to build into the sale strategy of an existing property, without dramatising: Geneva demand remains structurally above supply. A broker puts a precise figure on this effect for your property.

How does a property inheritance work in Plan-les-Ouates?

Taxation of the gain is deferred: the heir takes over the deceased's holding period, which often leads to the floor IBGI rate of 2% on a family villa held since the 1970s. Rousseau 5 assists estates with a neutral valuation and a discreet sale.

Is it better to rent out or sell a property in Plan-les-Ouates?

The average gross rental yield runs around 3.3%, one of the best on the Left Bank, with rental demand supported by watchmaking employees. Keeping is therefore defensible; selling captures an 18.9% gain over five years in a fast market. A broker compares both scenarios with you.

Does the watch industry influence property prices in Plan-les-Ouates?

Directly, and in three ways. It funds a municipal tax rate of 39 centimes, among the lowest in the canton of Geneva, which makes the municipality attractive at equal budget. It generates stable housing demand — executives, engineers and skilled craftspeople who want to live near their manufacture — hence an average selling time of 85 days, the shortest in our area alongside Carouge. And it anchors the municipality in a long-term economy, less sensitive to cyclical jolts than other employment basins. For an owner, that translates into a liquid market and demand that does not evaporate.

Which municipalities border Plan-les-Ouates?

Carouge and Lancy to the north towards the city, Veyrier and Troinex to the east, Confignon to the west, Bardonnex and Perly-Certoux to the south towards France. Carouge, Veyrier and Troinex each have their own dedicated market page.

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