Dominicé Swiss Property Fund (DSPF) continues to pursue its targeted growth strategy with the acquisition of five new residential properties located in key urban centres across French-speaking Switzerland, for a total market value of CHF 52.35 million. Enabled by the successful capital increase in March 2025, these transactions raise the fund’s estimated portfolio value to about CHF 826 million.
Over the past 12 months, thanks to a highly efficient acquisition network, the fund has completed 17 acquisitions across the region, representing a total market value of CHF 270.49 million – an increase of approximately +50 % in real estate assets since 30 June 2024.
This represents the strongest annual growth in market value in the fund’s history and reflects both the strength of its strategy and the momentum of its execution in a demanding market environment.
Clarens – Chemin du Petit Clos 11,13 (VD), April 2025
Purchase price: CHF 11.90 million · Gross yield: 3.85%
Located in a sought-after residential area near the centre of Montreux, these two fully-let residential buildings, held under condominium ownership (PPE), have been well maintained, with renovations carried out in recent years. With a rental reserve of 37% and no historical heritage restrictions, the property offers solid potential for energy-efficiency upgrades.
Lausanne – Rue Dr-César-Roux 9 (VD), May 2025
Purchase price: CHF 7.85 million · Gross yield: 4.90%
Located in the heart of Lausanne, steps from the CHUV hospital and metro station, this fully-let residential building offers a balanced mix of small and medium-sized apartments suited to urban tenants. Its strategic location and an estimated rental reserve of 29% suggest strong potential for value enhancement.
Yverdon-les-Bains – Rue de la Roselière 3,5 (VD), June 2025
Purchase price: CHF 7.90 million · Gross yield: 4.06%
Located near Yverdon’s town centre and lakefront in a quiet, green setting, this fully-let dual-building property includes 16 apartments (3- to 4-room units with balconies) and two commercial arcades (a pilates studio and a daycare). It benefits from a rental reserve of 26% and offers 16 underground parking spaces.
Carouge – Rue du Grand-Bureau 39 (GE), June 2025
Purchase price: CHF 9.50 million · Gross yield: 4.61%
At the entrance to the vibrant Praille district, near Carouge and Plainpalais, this 1,130 m² property is 86% residential and includes 21 apartments (ranging from 1.5 to 4 rooms) and 150 m² of commercial space. Fully let, the asset offers a rental reserve of 24.4%, holds a valid energy renovation permit, and includes additional development potential with zoning approval to add a 66 m² rooftop extension.
Geneva – Rue de Montbrillant 50 (GE), June 2025
Purchase price: CHF 8.75 million · Gross yield: 3.92%
Just steps from Geneva’s main train station and Parc Beaulieu, this 100% residential building benefits from a central, high-demand location near major amenities and international organisations. The property comprises 18 apartments, mostly 3-room units, spread over 898 m², all with balconies. The façade has been renovated and the windows brought up to current standards. It also includes 8 parking spaces and a rental reserve of 27.1%.
