How much did the house next door sell for?
Enter your address. We show you the sales actually recorded around you — price, distance, date. Free, immediate, no sign-up.
What has just sold on the Left Bank
- Chemin des Hauts-Crêts 77a Vandœuvres · August 2026 Apartment CHF 2.0M
- Chemin des Passereaux 5 Thônex · August 2026 Apartment CHF 670k
- Chemin de Grange-Canal 38A Chêne-Bougeries · July 2026 Apartment CHF 2.9M
- Chemin des Clapotis 3 Anières · July 2026 House · 1’589 m² de terrain CHF 6.5M
- Route Jean-Jacques-RIGAUD 26 Chêne-Bougeries · July 2026 House CHF 1.5M
- Chemin Kermély 12 Genève · July 2026 Apartment CHF 1.5M
- Chemin des Serves 18 Plan-les-Ouates · July 2026 House · 697 m² de terrain CHF 2.0M
- Rue de Lyon 83 Genève · July 2026 Apartment CHF 960k
- Rue des Maraîchers 36 Genève · July 2026 Apartment CHF 18.0M
- Route de Vandoeuvres 77 Vandœuvres · July 2026 Apartment CHF 1.3M
Elsewhere in the municipality
These sales were published without a usable address: we locate them at municipality level rather than inventing a distance.
Sales officially recorded in the Canton of Geneva. Only purchases appear here: inheritances, gifts and divisions are not market prices. Addresses are geocoded from the official Swiss register. Neither seller nor buyer is ever named.
And yours — what is it worth?
What your neighbour obtained does not tell you what your property is worth. Area, condition, aspect, plot and the moment of going to market shift the price by hundreds of thousands of francs within the same street. A Rousseau 5 broker makes the difference, figures in hand, working from these very sales.
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- What you have just seenPrices agreed, not advertised
- What it does not tell youCondition, view, aspect, plot
- What a broker addsProperty-by-property comparison, and strategy
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Neighbours' sale prices: what you need to know
How can I find out how much my neighbour sold their house for?
Property transfers are officially published in the Canton of Geneva: municipality, address, nature of the transfer, date and price. Enter your address above and this page shows you the sales recorded around you, ranked by distance. It is free and immediate — no sign-up required.
Is it legal to look up a neighbour's sale price?
Yes. These transfers fall under land publicity: the canton publishes them precisely so that the market can be read. We never publish the identity of the seller or the buyer, however — this page shows properties and prices, not people.
Why do some sales have no price?
Because they are not sales. The register also publishes inheritances, gifts and divisions: genuine transfers, but without a market price. They are excluded from this page, otherwise they would distort every average.
Is the distance shown accurate?
It is calculated between your address and that of the sale, both resolved through the official Swiss address register. When a sale is published without a usable address, we do not invent a distance for it: it appears separately, located at municipality level.
Does my neighbour's price apply to my property?
No, and this is the most common mistake. Within a single street, two properties can differ by hundreds of thousands of francs depending on area, condition, aspect, plot, floor or simply the moment of going to market. These sales give an order of magnitude; a valuation measures them against your property.
Is my address stored anywhere?
Rousseau 5 never receives it. What you type goes to the Swiss Confederation, whose official register supplies the suggestions; what reaches us afterwards is a pair of coordinates, long enough to find the nearby sales and place them on the map. No account, no cookie, nothing in a database. You only leave contact details if you go on to request a valuation.
Which municipalities are covered?
The 24 Left Bank municipalities and neighbourhoods followed by Rousseau 5 — Cologny, Vandœuvres, Chêne-Bougeries, Collonge-Bellerive, Vésenaz, Anières, Corsier, Hermance, Carouge, Veyrier, Troinex, Plan-les-Ouates, Thônex, Puplinge, Choulex, Meinier, Jussy, Gy and Presinge, together with Geneva, Champel-Florissant, Eaux-Vives and Conches.