PSP develops

Our development projects shape the urban future – innovatively, sustainably, and in dialogue with the city. PSP creates spaces for tomorrow. Whether in the heart of Bern or in Geneva's banking district, our projects combine architecture, sustainability, and urban quality of life.

Our development projects provide impetus for cities and neighborhoods. We don't just develop real estate, we shape living spaces: from central station areas and new working environments to vibrant urban neighborhoods. Our focus is on sustainable concepts, high-quality architecture, and a clear focus on the needs of tenants and users. On this page, you will find a selection of current projects that are in the planning or implementation phase.

Route des Acacias 50–52

Route des Acacias 50–52 stands at the gateway to the Praille-Acacias-Vernets (PAV) development area, Geneva's new business district.

With Plainpalais, Carouge and the main transport axes close at hand, the building is well connected in every direction. The location sits at the economic focus of the canton, within easy reach of both the city and the wider agglomeration.

A well-judged address, easy to place and part of the everyday life of the city.

Löwenbräu Red, Limmatstrasse 250–254, 264, 266

Löwenbräu Red provides office space with the latest infrastructure on eight floors. The new building is sustainably designed and certified with the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) award of the US Green Building Council, with the gold V3 quality level for Core and Shell. There are also offices in the adjacent, listed, main brewery building.

Rue Jean-Petitot 12

The building at Rue Jean-Petitot 12 is part of an ensemble of five properties that PSP Swiss Property acquired from the private bank Edmond de Rothschild in 2017. It stands in the district where Geneva's financial centre was born: between the Rhône, Place de Neuve and Rue de la Corraterie, where major private banks, law firms and trust companies meet.

The comprehensive renovation now under way preserves the historic façades and the architectural character of the building. All around, the…

Mühlebachstrasse 32

At Mühlebachstrasse 32, where the city centre meets Seefeld and within walking distance of Stadelhofen station, a distinctive corner building is being redeveloped. A comprehensive refurbishment is turning it into an office building of around 2'000 m² over six floors, combining high-quality architecture with a clear focus on the needs of its future tenants.

The building is being refurbished within its existing structure. The natural stone façade is retained and refreshed, the ground floor…