Property transactions Geneva Left Bank

In 2026, 699 residential sales were published on Geneva’s Left Bank: 142 houses and 557 apartments, for a combined volume of CHF 1,96 mrd. This count covers transfers officially recorded in the canton of Geneva, excluding non-market transfers.

Genève leads with 192 sales recorded in 2026, and also tops the volume traded at CHF 535,6M. Holding both first places is rare: it marks a municipality that concentrates both the number of transactions and the value.

Houses account for 20% of sales (142 properties) and apartments 80% (557 properties) in 2026. By volume the ratio partly reverses: a house sells for far more on average than an apartment, so a minority of sales carries a disproportionate share of the francs traded.

From property sales officially recorded in the Canton of Geneva. We collect them continuously, attach them to their municipality, classify them by property type and cross-check them against the observed market. No figure is entered by hand, none is estimated — and the names of seller and buyer never appear.

Yes, whenever the sale is published with its address: it is then geocoded from the official Swiss register and the dot falls on the property. Sales published without a usable address — a plot number alone, for instance — remain located at municipality level. In every case, the municipality, plot, type, price and date are those of the deed.

The last two calendar years, namely 2026. By default the map shows the current year; the period buttons let you add the previous year or show everything — often the better reading in a small municipality, where a handful of sales is enough to move an annual average.

A listing shows what a seller hopes to obtain; a transaction shows what a buyer actually paid before a notary. The gap between the two is sometimes considerable. That is why a serious valuation is built on transactions, never on listings.

The sales in your municipality appear on this page, plot by plot. We never publish the identity of the parties, however — neither seller nor buyer. If you want to place your own property against these sales, the free Rousseau 5 valuation does exactly that, within 48 hours.

Continuously: every newly recorded sale joins the database and appears on the map and in the tables, with no manual intervention. Averages and breakdowns recalculate with it.