Investment Potential in Davos - 3 views

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  #1 polarko on 30 Oct 24

   

  I'm thinking of investing in property in Davos. With the high tourism rates, it seems like a promising market. However, I'm not sure how much seasonal demand impacts occupancy rates and overall income. Does anyone here have any real-world experience with rentals or ownership there? It'd be helpful to know if it's really as high-demand as people say.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I'm thinking of investing in property in Davos. With the high tourism rates, it seems like a promising market. However, I'm not sure how much seasonal demand impacts occupancy rates and overall income. Does anyone here have any real-world experience with rentals or ownership there? It'd be helpful to know if it's really as high-demand as people say.</div>

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  #2 daromano on 30 Oct 24

   

  I can share a bit from what I've learned. Davos, especially with places like the Residences at Hard Rock Hotel Davos, can actually be a smart investment due to its stable tourist appeal all year round. Here's the link: https://residencesathrhdavos.com/ Beyond skiing, Davos draws in visitors year-round with events like the World Economic Forum and summer hiking, which keeps demand high. Properties tied to recognized names like Hard Rock often come with amenities that appeal to tourists, like a spa and concierge service, enhancing the rental appeal. For a hands-off option, managed residences in Davos can mean a streamlined rental process and reduced vacancy periods, ideal if you want a steady income.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I can share a bit from what I've learned. Davos, especially with places like the Residences at Hard Rock Hotel Davos, can actually be a smart investment due to its stable tourist appeal all year round. Here's the link: <a rel="nofollow" href="https://residencesathrhdavos.com/">https://residencesathrhdavos.com/</a> Beyond skiing, Davos draws in visitors year-round with events like the World Economic Forum and summer hiking, which keeps demand high. Properties tied to recognized names like Hard Rock often come with amenities that appeal to tourists, like a spa and concierge service, enhancing the rental appeal. For a hands-off option, managed residences in Davos can mean a streamlined rental process and reduced vacancy periods, ideal if you want a steady income.</div>

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