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st2lemans · #81 05.02.2023, 19:35

	Quote:	Raspberry
	It's quite ironic as most apartments are owned by pension funds and it's mostly because of them that rents are so expensive. And rents will keep rising apparently: https://www.srf.ch/news/schweiz/bela...-mieter-wehren

Who cares? We own our place!

Tom

NotAllThere · #82 05.02.2023, 20:05

	Quote:	st2lemans
	Who cares?

Poor people. You heartless bastard.

st2lemans · #83 05.02.2023, 20:35

	Quote:	NotAllThere
	Poor people. You heartless bastard.

They should all move to Sweden as Greta Tunaburger's new neighbors!

Tom

Axa · #84 06.02.2023, 11:21

	Quote:	Raspberry
	It's quite ironic as most apartments are owned by pension funds and it's mostly because of them that rents are so expensive. And rents will keep rising apparently: https://www.srf.ch/news/schweiz/bela...-mieter-wehren

Not sure about the "most" but it would be interesting to know the precise %.

Rent is too high? Oh schade...the pension fund that earns great yield every year owns the building.

greenmount · #85 06.02.2023, 12:06

	Quote:	Raspberry
	It's quite ironic as most apartments are owned by pension funds and it's mostly because of them that rents are so expensive. And rents will keep rising apparently: https://www.srf.ch/news/schweiz/bela...-mieter-wehren

And your pension too (or part of it) is in one of these pension funds....oder?

I think you'd be lucky to find an apartment managed by a pension fund because in my experience the rents are a bit lower than the ones on the free market. (ok, this is a free market too but a bit more stable and regulated)