Clear explanations of the issues buyers in the canton of Zurich encounter most often, with references to Swiss law and Zurich practice.
Swiss property purchase contracts are subject to strict formal requirements and must be notarised in Zurich. Before signing, buyers should understand the clauses that affect the price and make a difference in a dispute.
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Two legal roles are often confused in a property purchase. The notary authenticates neutrally, while an independent review serves one party’s interests. Understanding the difference helps you prepare for signing.
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The purchase price is only part of the budget. Buyers should also plan for taxes, fees and settlement costs, and clarify which party pays each item.
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The land register extract is a central document in a property purchase. A systematic review reveals rights, burdens and issues to clarify before signing.
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Buying a condominium means joining a community with its own rules, management and finances. Review its documents before notarisation, especially where renovation funding may be inadequate.
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