Switzerland’s richest real estate owners: These women are at the forefront of tangible gold

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Francine von Finck’s family has a real estate fortune estimated at 7 to 8 billion francs.
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Martin SchmidtEconomics Editor

In most cases, concrete remains gold: according to the “Balance Sheet” ranking, the richest property owners in Switzerland have once again managed to increase their wealth by over seven percent, bringing their total assets to 35.6 billion francs. What’s notable: When it comes to real estate, there are more women than average in the spotlight.

For example, Eva Maria Bucher-Haefner (67), heiress of Amag, who lives on Lake Sarnen in the canton of Obwalden. According to the “Balance Sheet”, it has assets of between 4 and 4.5 billion francs. Since selling half of the family business Amag, Bucher-Haefner has invested heavily in large residential projects. And his real estate empire continues to grow. By 2025, 67 apartments and 174 rental flats are expected to be ready for occupancy in the Sagenmatt housing development at Ebikon LU. The Tiny Homes project is currently building 39 micro-apartments in the tax-efficient Zollikerberg.

In addition to his real estate business, Bucher-Haefner pours his heart and soul into horse breeding. She won a number of horse races with her Moyglare Stud in Ireland last year.

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Bucher-Haefner is the richest person on the list of the country’s richest real estate owners. The Von Finck family comes first. The “Balance Sheet” estimates the assets of the German noble family at between 7 and 8 billion francs.

In sixth place is Ninja Tollefsen (37), who is Norway’s richest woman and has been living in Lugano TI for more than a year. But Tollefsen’s real estate empire has lost a large amount of value this year. Concrete gold has melted significantly in many European countries except Switzerland. Their assets are currently estimated at 2.5 to 3 billion.

Great climber from Winterthur

Anja Graf (46) is a great climber. At the age of 17, she dropped out of high school to concentrate entirely on her modeling agency. There was no success, but Graf showed the right instincts and started with commercial apartments when he was just 21 years old.

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Today, Visionapartments company has 2,500 furnished apartments. “Balance Sheet” estimates the assets of the Winterthur native at between 500 and 600 million francs. And this is not the end of it. This year Graf once again invested heavily in real estate and built 316 new apartments in Glattbrugg ZH.

There are many women in the fortune of the Agnelli family: the real estate and art collection of Margherita Agnelli de Phalen (68) is estimated at between 2 and 2.5 billion. But the real estate billionaire and his three children from his first marriage, John, 47, Lapo, 46, and Ginevra Elkann, 44, are embroiled in two multibillion-dollar legal disputes. Agnelli de Phalen believes that he has performed poorly in dividing the inheritance. One of the cases concerns Fiat patriarch Giovanni Agnelli (1921–2003), whose father died in 2003. The second is about his mother, Marella Agnelli Caracciolo (1927–2019).

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