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Chacun retient son souffle sur le marché immobilier

Philippe Thalmann
2009
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La performance du marché immobilier suisse a été fantastique ces dernières années. L’investisseur qui aurait acheté l'indice SWX IAZI de l'immobilier résidentiel direct au 4e trimestre 2002 aurait obtenu une performance globale (rendement direct et plus-value) de 7,3% par an jusqu'au 4e trimestre 2008. Et pour l'avenir?

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