Zürich, Switzerland
Anyone may learn who owns a Zürich parcel — the Swiss Civil Code makes the owner's name public without any interest test, and the canton shows it free online — but only one parcel at a time, five a day, behind a Swiss SMS code, and sale prices have not been published since 2005.
10 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 23 sources · 10 tier A · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Swiss land ownership sits in the Grundbuch (land register), which in canton Zürich is kept by the cantonal Notariate. Under Art. 970 para. 2 of the Civil Code anyone, without showing any interest, can learn the parcel's description, the owner's name, the form of ownership and acquisition date, and easements; anything more needs a credible legitimate interest. The canton puts the owner's name and form of ownership online for free in its GIS-Browser ('Eigentumsauskunft'), but each look-up needs a Swiss mobile number and an SMS code, is limited to five a day, accepts terms of use banning series and mass queries, and owners can ask to block the online view. There is no bulk owner file, and since 1 January 2005 the canton no longer publishes changes of ownership, so sale prices come only as statistics.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchFree (kostenlos) online, per parcel, five queries per day per Swiss mobile number (GIS-Browser 'Eigentumsauskunft'); oral enquiries up to 30 minutes free at a Grundbuchamt; written extracts charged, amount not stated on the Notariate page
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- geo.zh.ch (AKSGBÖ owner look-up) — “Es sind nur grundstücksbezogene Einzelabfragen zugelassen. ... Serien-/Massenabfragen, wie dies zum Beispiel bei der Abfrage eines ganzen Quartieres der Fall wäre, sind nicht erlaubt (Art. 27 Abs. 2 GBV). Als Schutz vor Serienabfragen sind pro Tag und Mobiltelefonnummer nur 5 Abfragen möglich. ... Mit der Eingabe der persönlichen Mobiltelefonnummer und der Anforderung des SMS-Bestätigungscodes werden diese Nutzungsbedingungen akzeptiert.”
- sps.swiss — “Das Herunterladen, Abspeichern oder Ausdrucken von einzelnen Seiten und/oder Teilbereichen der Website von Swiss Prime Site ist für private Zwecke gestattet ... Das (vollständige oder teilweise) Reproduzieren, Übermitteln (elektronisch oder mit anderen Mitteln), Modifizieren, Verknüpfen oder Benutzen der Website von Swiss Prime Site für öffentliche oder kommerzielle Zwecke ist ohne vorherige schriftliche Zustimmung von Swiss Prime Site untersagt.”
- sbb-immobilien.ch — “The information and services contained on the websites are provided exclusively for private use and for informational purposes. ... Reproduction (in full or in part), communication (electronic or through other means), modification, linking or use of the information and services of all types contained on the website for public or commercial purposes is only permitted with the prior written agreement of SBB.”
- www.flughafen-zuerich.ch — “In particular, any automated access to the website, such as the exporting, automated entry or manipulation of data by software programs (especially bots), shall not be permitted. Personal, private and non-commercial use within the framework of what is permitted by copyright law remains reserved.”
- www.psp.info — “Für private Zwecke sind Herunterladen, Speichern und Ausdrucken erlaubt. Das Vervielfältigen und Reproduzieren (ganz oder teilweise), Übermitteln (mit elektronischen oder anderen Mitteln), Veröffentlichen, Abändern, Verknüpfen mit Webseiten Dritter oder Benützen für öffentliche oder kommerzielle Zwecke ist ohne vorgängige schriftliche Zustimmung der PSP untersagt.”
1
The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Tower Hardstrasse 201, 8005 Zürich (Zürich-West) 48,138 m2 usable floor area · 36 floors |
Office | Swiss Prime Site AG Listed in Swiss Prime Site's own investment-property portfolio (Portfolio › Büro): 'Der gläserne, 126 Meter hohe Prime Tower mit seinen 36 Stockwerken ist eines der höchsten Bürogebäude der Schweiz ... Raum für 2000 Arbeitsplätze'; Nutzungsart Büro, Baujahr 2011, Nutzfläche 48 138 m2, with the two annex buildings Cubus and Diagonal. SPS (SIX-listed) also runs its Zürich office from the tower. No purchase price — SPS developed it. Owner from the company's portfolio page, not the land register. |
Public company | —A |
| Jelmoli department store building (Destination Jelmoli) Seidengasse 1, 8001 Zürich (Bahnhofstrasse quarter) ~34,000 m2 lettable (after conversion) |
Mixed use | Swiss Prime Site AG Swiss Prime Site's development page: the listed ('denkmalgeschützte') Jelmoli building 'wird derzeit umgebaut' into about 34,000 m2 of retail (~13,000 m2), offices (~20,000 m2) and a public roof terrace; construction start 2025, opening in stages from summer 2028. The FY2025/H1 2026 key figures show SPS's retail (Jelmoli) income ending in 2025 (CHF 11.4M, then '–'), consistent with the department store closing. Owner from the company's development page, not the land register. |
Public company | —A |
| Europaallee (Zürich HB / Hauptbahnhof district) Europaallee, 8004 Zürich — from the Sihlpost building to Langstrasse, beside Zürich main station office 49,800 m2; residential 46,100 m2; education 43,000 m2; services 34,200 m2; retail 16,000 m2; gastronomy 6,000 m2 |
Mixed use | SBB AG (Swiss Federal Railways), Real Estate division Listed among SBB Real Estate's own properties ('Properties › Zurich, Europaallee'): 'the new neighbourhood in the heart of Zurich, is located right next to Zurich main station and extends from the Sihlpost building to Langstrasse', with the floor areas by use shown here; SBB lets space there directly (an Eisgasse 11 listing). SBB Real Estate describes its 'investment and operating properties' as part of the integrated railway, including the stations. The page is SBB's portfolio listing, not a land-register entry: whether every building plot in the district is still SBB-held was not checked. No price — SBB developed it on railway land. |
Government | —A |
| Zürich Airport (Flughafen Zürich) — outside the city, in Kloten and neighbouring municipalities Flughafen Zürich, 8058 Zürich-Flughafen (municipality of Kloten; not inside the City of Zürich) |
Civic | Not established the source would not open Operator: Flughafen Zürich AG (FZAG), SIX-listed, federal operating concession since 1 June 2001 (s11). The Canton of Zürich 'hält 33 Prozent plus eine Aktie am Aktienkapital der Flughafen Zürich AG', the legal minimum, with three of eight board seats (s11); the City of Zürich 'hält ... fünf Prozent', book value CHF 269.5M at end-2023 (s12). Title to the airport land itself was not established: FZAG's website forbids automated access (s13) and the register look-up needs a Swiss SMS code. The airport lies outside the city boundary. |
Not established | —A |
| Kongresshaus and Tonhalle Zürich Lakefront, 8002 Zürich (Enge) — the foundation's office is Oberdorfstrasse 2, 8001 |
Civic | Kongresshaus-Stiftung Zürich (public-law foundation of the City of Zürich) — buildings; the ground belongs to the City of Zürich The foundation's own page: it 'ist weiterhin Eigentümerin der beiden Gebäudeteile Kongresshaus und Tonhalle'. The City waived repayment of CHF 56.8M in renovation loans; 'Im Gegenzug überlässt die Kongresshaus-Stiftung der Stadt das Eigentum am Boden' and pays a symbolic Baurechtszins of CHF 1,000 a year. City voters approved the renewal and conversion into a public-law foundation on 5 June 2016; it took over in spring 2017. Renovation cost CHF 174.4M, summer 2017 to spring 2021. So: building owned by the foundation, land by the City under a ground lease. |
Government | —A |
| Stadion Letzigrund Zürich-Altstetten (Kreis 9) |
Civic | City of Zürich (Stadt Zürich) — owner represented by Immobilien Stadt Zürich The City's own project page for the stadium lists 'Bauherrschaft Stadt Zürich', 'Eigentümervertretung Immobilien Stadt Zürich', 'Bauherrenvertretung Amt für Hochbauten' and 'Nutzende Stadt Zürich, Sportamt'. Opened 2007 as a replacement build brought forward for UEFA EURO 2008; 'Erstellungskosten CHF 110 Mio.', built 2005–2007 by Implenia Generalunternehmung AG as total contractor; about 50,000 for open-air concerts and about 25,000 for football and athletics. The first stadium on the site opened in 1925. |
Government | —A |
| ETH Zürich main building (Hauptgebäude) Rämistrasse 101, 8092 Zürich |
Institutional | Swiss Confederation (Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft) — managed by the ETH Board as the federal construction and property body The ETH Board's page on strategic property management: the ETH Domain's property portfolio, spread across Switzerland, 'befindet sich mit einem Bilanzwert von ca. 4,3 Milliarden CHF im Eigentum der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft und wird vom ETH-Rat und den Institutionen des ETH-Bereichs ... bewirtschaftet'. The ETH Board is the Federal Council's designated 'Bau- und Liegenschaftsorgan des Bundes' for the domain, alongside the Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics (civil buildings) and armasuisse (military buildings). The statement covers the domain's portfolio as a whole; the main building is not named individually, and a land-register entry was not consulted. |
Government | —A |
| Bahnhofstrasse 39 (corner commercial building) Bahnhofstrasse 39, 8001 Zürich 3,554 m2 lettable (office 1,750 m2, retail 1,768 m2) |
Mixed use | PSP Swiss Property AG Listed in PSP Swiss Property's investment-property portfolio: 'Repräsentative Eckliegenschaft mit hervorragender Passantenlage an der Zürcher Bahnhofstrasse.' Built 1911, renovated 1984, 2003 and 2013; lettable area 3,554 m2, half office and half retail. PSP's Zürich list also includes Bahnhofstrasse 10/Börsenstrasse 18, Bahnhofstrasse 28a/Waaggasse 6, Bahnhofstrasse 66 and Bahnhofstrasse 81/Schweizergasse 2-4 (s18). No purchase price or date on the page. Owner from the SIX-listed company's own portfolio page, not the land register. |
Public company | —A |
| Bahnhofplatz 1, 2 / Bahnhofquai 9, 11, 15 Bahnhofplatz 1-2 / Bahnhofquai 9-15, 8001 Zürich (facing Zürich HB) 9,163 m2 lettable (office 6,783 m2, retail 1,020 m2) |
Office | PSP Swiss Property AG PSP's portfolio page: 'Repräsentative Geschäftsliegenschaft an exklusiver Lage zwischen der Zürcher Bahnhofstrasse und dem Limmatufer.' Built 1894/95/99, renovated 1990 and 2021–25; 9,163 m2 lettable. Managed by PSP Management AG. No price or date stated. |
Public company | —A |
| Zurich Insurance Group headquarters (Mythenquai) Mythenquai 2, 8002 Zürich (Enge, lakefront) |
Office | Not established the source would not open The building is the head office of Zurich Insurance Group, but no document we opened says who holds title to it. zurich.com sits behind an Incapsula bot challenge, so the annual report's property note could not be read, and the land-register look-up needs a Swiss SMS code and terms acceptance. Left blank rather than assume the occupier is the owner. |
Not established | —A |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
No assessed value per parcel is published in Zürich, and individual sale prices may not be published — Statistik Stadt Zürich: 'Angaben über einzelne Verkäufe dürfen nicht publiziert werden; daher werden die Daten in aggregierter Form veröffentlicht.' Its LIMA tool derives an 'implicit land price' (sale price of a built plot minus the building-insurance value) by district and zone. On that measure Kreis 1 — the Altstadt, Bahnhofstrasse and Paradeplatz — is far the most valuable ground in Switzerland's largest city.
Kreis 1 median implicit land price, 2023CHF 45,000 per m2
Statistik Stadt Zürich (s22): highest of all districts in 2023, ahead of Kreis 5 (CHF 21,000); lowest Kreis 12 (CHF 2,800). Up CHF 22,000 since 2009.
City-centre implicit land price, 2008–2021 at 2021 prices~CHF 100,000 per m2
Statistik Stadt Zürich (s23): 'In der City werden im Mittel rund 100 000 Franken pro Quadratmeter bezahlt'; peak locations 'mehrere 100 000 Franken'; city edge about CHF 2,000. In 1936 Bahnhofstrasse land already cost over CHF 3,000/m2 against a city mean of CHF 53.
City-wide implicit land price peakCHF 8,012 per m2 (early 2022)
s22: up about 64% in a year, then back to just under CHF 6,200 by end-2023 as interest rates rose; 2009 level was CHF 1,500–2,000.
Median price of multi-family houses, 2023just under CHF 9,500 per m2 of plot
s22: more than doubled since 2009; single-family houses just under CHF 7,500 (tripled). 933 changes of ownership in 2023, 298 of them whole properties.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Zürich's ownership is unusually public in character. Non-profit housing ('gemeinnützig' in the narrow sense) — cooperatives, the City and its four housing foundations — was 27.0% of all rented flats at the end of 2023 (25.9% without the PWG foundation; 28.9% in the wider sense), and the City aims for one third by 2050. Much of it stands on City land let under ground leases (Baurecht), so the City is landlord to the cooperatives as well as owning flats directly. Separately, public owners hold the stations (SBB), the universities (the Confederation via the ETH Board) and the civic buildings, while the commercial core is held largely by SIX-listed property companies (see commercial).
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| City of Zürich — Liegenschaften Stadt Zürich (LSZ) and four municipal housing foundations (incl. Stiftung PWG, SAW, SFW, SEW) City housing report 2020–2023: 'Die kommunalen Wohnbauträgerschaften verfügen damit aktuell über ein Angebot von rund 15 600 gemeinnützigen Wohnungen im engeren Sinne.' Between 2020 and 2023, 450 new communal flats were completed and about 650 existing ones bought, mainly by LSZ and Stiftung PWG; LSZ built a three-person acquisition team from autumn 2021, and purchases rose from just under CHF 8M in 2020 to about CHF 358M in 2023. LSZ is also the owner's representative for civic assets such as the Letzigrund stadium (s15) and owns the ground under Kongresshaus/Tonhalle (s14). |
Government | ~15,600 non-profit flats (communal bodies); CHF 358M of purchases in 2023A |
| Housing cooperatives (Wohnbaugenossenschaften) — e.g. Allgemeine Baugenossenschaft Zürich (ABZ), Bau- und Wohngenossenschaft KraftWerk1, Genossenschaft WOGENO Zürich, Baugenossenschaft mehr als wohnen Same report: 'Die Wohnbaugenossenschaften bewirtschaften insgesamt rund 41 000 gemeinnützige Wohnungen zu Kostenmiete, von denen rund 5 500 auf Baurechtsland der Stadt stehen. Sie veräussern ihre Liegenschaften nicht.' Recent City ground leases: Koch-Areal Baufeld B to ABZ (204 flats, 2023) and Baufeld C to KraftWerk1 (124, 2023); planned: Hardturm-Areal to ABZ (174, 2028), Thurgauerstrasse West to mehr als wohnen/ABZ (220) and WOGENO/SFW (160, 2029), Areal Grünwald (420, 2028). Across the city there are 58,100 non-profit flats in the narrow sense and 62,300 in the wider sense. |
Institution | ~41,000 flats at cost rent, ~5,500 of them on City ground-lease landA |
| Swiss Confederation — ETH Domain (ETH Board as federal property body) ETH Board: the ETH Domain's property 'befindet sich mit einem Bilanzwert von ca. 4,3 Milliarden CHF im Eigentum der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft'. ETH Zürich's Zentrum and Hönggerberg campuses are part of it. The same page names armasuisse as the federal property body for military buildings and the Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics for civil ones; their Zürich holdings were not quantified. |
Government | portfolio balance-sheet value ~CHF 4.3bn (all Switzerland)A |
| SBB AG (Swiss Federal Railways) — SBB Real Estate SBB Real Estate lists Europaallee beside Zürich HB as its property (s9) and describes its 'investment and operating properties' and stations as part of the integrated railway (train-stations page). No Zürich-wide SBB land figure was found on a page we could open; www.sbb.ch's robots.txt returns 403. |
Government | Europaallee: ~195,000 m2 across six uses (office, residential, education, services, retail, gastronomy)A |
| Canton of Zürich The canton 'hält 33 Prozent plus eine Aktie am Aktienkapital der Flughafen Zürich AG' (s11); the City holds 5% (book value CHF 269.5M at end-2023, s12). The canton's own land and building holdings inside the city (cantonal administration, University Hospital, University of Zürich buildings) were not quantified from an opened source. |
Government | 33% plus one share of Flughafen Zürich AGA |
| Ownership structure of all flats (Statistik Stadt Zürich) s22: 'Das Jahr 2023 markierte dabei einen Wendepunkt. Erstmals besitzen in der Stadt Zürich private Gesellschaften mehr Wohnungen (33 %) als natürliche Personen (32 %).' Cooperatives hold about 18%, the public sector (Confederation, canton, City incl. foundations) 7%. Over five years private companies bought about 892,000 m2 of property and sold 539,000; the public sector added a net 182,000 m2, 134,000 of it from natural persons. A category row, not one owner. |
Institution | private companies 33%, natural persons 32%, cooperatives ~18%, condominium 10%, public sector 7%A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Zürich is a city of renters, and new rental supply is shaped by three groups: listed property companies and institutional investors (see commercial), the City and its foundations, and housing cooperatives that build on their own land or on City land let under Baurecht. The rental stock grew by about 7,000 flats in 2020–2023, with about 1,100 of them non-profit. No official league table of builders exists; figures below come from the City's housing-policy report, which counts projects as each body reports them.
| Name | Type | Flats |
|---|---|---|
| City of Zürich and its housing foundations (Liegenschaften Stadt Zürich, Stiftung PWG, SAW, SFW, SEW) s21: 450 new communal flats completed 2020–2023 (including foundation projects) and about 650 existing ones bought; communal stock about 15,600 non-profit flats. |
Government | 450 new + ~650 bought, 2020–2023A |
| Allgemeine Baugenossenschaft Zürich (ABZ) s21 tables 3–4: City ground leases to ABZ for Koch-Areal Baufeld B (204 flats, 2023), Hardturm-Areal (174, planned 2028) and, with Baugenossenschaft mehr als wohnen, Thurgauerstrasse West C (220, 2029). |
Institution | 204 (Koch-Areal B, 2023) + 174 (Hardturm, 2028) + share of 220A |
| Bau- und Wohngenossenschaft KraftWerk1 s21 table 3: ground lease for Koch-Areal Baufeld C, 124 flats, 2023. |
Institution | 124 (Koch-Areal C, 2023)A |
| Genossenschaft WOGENO Zürich (with Stiftung Familienwohnungen) s21 table 4: planned ground lease, about half to SFW. |
Institution | 160 (Thurgauerstrasse West D, 2029)A |
| Baugenossenschaft Sonnengarten / Gemeinnützige Bau- und Mietergenossenschaft Zürich / SAW s21 table 4: planned ground lease, about a third to SAW. |
Institution | 420 (Areal Grünwald, 2028)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Zürich's office and retail core is held largely by SIX-listed property companies, insurers' and banks' real-estate funds, and pension funds. The two largest listed landlords publish their Zürich properties one by one; their totals are national. Swiss Life, UBS and Credit Suisse/UBS funds, Allreal and Mobimo were not quantified here (see unverified).
| Name | Type | Portfolio |
|---|---|---|
| PSP Swiss Property AG PSP's own 'Anlageliegenschaften › Zürich' list links 76 properties, 74 of them with a City of Zürich address (the other two are Rüschlikon and Urdorf) — including five on Bahnhofstrasse, the Bahnhofplatz/Bahnhofquai block, Bleicherweg, Löwenstrasse, Uraniastrasse, a run of Brandschenkestrasse buildings and the Förrlibuck/Hardturmstrasse cluster in Zürich-West. Some entries are separate buildings on one site. Site header: 'besitzt und verwaltet ein Immobilienportfolio im Wert von CHF 10.2 Mrd.' SIX-listed since March 2000. |
Public company | 74 Zürich-address property pages; portfolio CHF 10.2bn (all Switzerland)A |
| Swiss Prime Site AG Key figures page: Immobilienportfolio zum Fair Value CHF 14,005.3 million at 30.06.2026 (of which projects/development CHF 1,053.6M), 127 properties, lettable area 1,565,528 m2, vacancy 3.7%. In Zürich it owns the Prime Tower and the Jelmoli building (s4, s5) and is redeveloping the Fraumünsterpost, Kappelergasse 1 (8,500 m2, from 2027; s7). Figures are national; no Zürich-only total is published on the page. |
Public company | 127 properties, CHF 14,005.3M fair value, 1,565,528 m2 lettable (all Switzerland, 30 Jun 2026)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Zurich Insurance Group as owner of its Mythenquai 2 head office — zurich.com is behind Incapsula; not established.
- Who holds title to the Zürich Airport land (Flughafen Zürich AG is the concession holder; its site bans bots).
- Swiss Life, UBS and Credit Suisse real-estate funds as Bahnhofstrasse owners and city landlords — no filing opened; the Bahnhofstrasse owners named here are PSP and SPS only.
- Allreal and Mobimo Zürich holdings — Allreal's sitemap returned no URLs; Mobimo's terms did not render.
- University of Zürich and Canton of Zürich land in the city, and armasuisse holdings — not quantified.
- Whether every Europaallee building plot is still SBB-held (SBB lists the district as its property).
- Grundbuch extract fees at the Notariate (amount not stated on the page opened); the owner look-up itself is free.
- Zürich-only totals for SPS and PSP (their figures are national).
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Sources
- Einsicht ins Grundbuch — Notariatsinspektorat des Kantons Zürich · openA
- Elektronische Eigentumsabfrage zu Grundstücken im Kanton Zürich — Notariatsinspektorat des Kantons Zürich · openA
- Auskunftssystem Grundbuch für die Öffentlichkeit (AKSGBÖ) — Nutzungsbedingungen, Version 1.4 — Kanton Zürich / Notariatsinspektorat · openA
- Prime Tower — portfolio, Büro — Swiss Prime Site AG · openA
- Destination Jelmoli — Entwicklungen — Swiss Prime Site AG · openA
- Ausgewählte Kennzahlen (H1 2025, FY 2025, H1 2026) — Swiss Prime Site AG · openA
- Fraumünsterpost — Swiss Prime Site AG · openA
- Impressum / Rechtliche Hinweise — Swiss Prime Site AG · openA
- Zurich, Europaallee — property page — SBB AG, Real Estate (SBB Immobilien) · openA
- Legal information — SBB AG, Real Estate · openA
- Beteiligung am Flughafen — Kanton Zürich, Volkswirtschaftsdirektion / Amt für Mobilität · openA
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- Terms and Conditions of Use — Website Flughafen Zürich AG — Flughafen Zürich AG · openA
- Kongresshaus-Stiftung Zürich — Stiftung / Geschichte (home page) — Kongresshaus-Stiftung Zürich · openA
- Neubau Stadion Letzigrund (Bauten und Anlagen › Sportbauten) — Stadt Zürich, Amt für Hochbauten · openA
- Strategisches Immobilienmanagement — ETH-Rat (Board of the Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology) · openA
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- Anlageliegenschaften — Zürich (property list) — PSP Swiss Property AG · openA
- Disclaimer / Rechtshinweise — PSP Swiss Property AG · openA
- Bahnhofplatz 1, 2 / Bahnhofquai 9, 11, 15, Zürich — Portfolio — PSP Swiss Property AG · openA
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