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Report: Limited supply keeps floor under prices in French, Swiss Alpine ski markets

November 9, 2023

Across three key French resorts, listings are down 56 percent, on average, compared to before the pandemic and this is set against a backdrop of strong demand. It is a similar story across St. Moritz, Verbier and Crans-Montana. Image: Knight Frank Across three key French resorts, listings are down 56 percent, on average, compared to before the pandemic and this is set against a backdrop of strong demand. It is a similar story across St. Moritz, Verbier and Crans-Montana. Image: Knight Frank

 

By Staff reports

The pandemic-induced Alpine mini boom is fortunately ending with a fizzle, rather than a bang, as limited supply keeps a floor under prices in most markets.

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