Wüst und Wüst AG, a specialist in the marketing of exclusive residential property, is expanding its existing network in Küsnacht/Zurich, Zug, Lucerne and St. Moritz by opening a branch in Pfäffikon/SZ. The new location reinforces Wüst und Wüst’s strong regional roots, which are complemented by the Intercity Group’s national network and exclusive partnership with Christie’s International Real Estate.

Wüst und Wüst AG, the company specializing in the marketing of exclusive residential property is adding a branch office in St. Moritz to its existing locations in Küsnacht/Zurich (headquarters), Zug and Lucerne.

The DBS Group has acquired the remaining 50% of the shares in Intercity Bewirtschaftung AG, the Intercity Group’s property management company, effective 1 July 2022. A market leader in the domestic real estate services business, the DBS Group belongs to leading European group Emeria (formerly Foncia), which is majority-owned by the Swiss-based Partners Group.

The Intercity Group will continue to operate as an independent family business, with a focus on real estate transactions through its four Group companies: Wüst und Wüst AG, SPGI Zurich AG, Hugo Steiner AG and Intercity Vermarktung AG. Proceeds from the sale of the property management business are intended for use in the Group’s further development.

20 years after the incorporation of SPG Intercity, the joint venture of Groupe SPG-Rytz (Geneva) and Intercity Group (Zurich), the company brand changes to SPGI.

As of January 2020 Mariana Schwager joins the management board of Intercity Group. In her role Mariana is responsible for all activities related to residential real estate in Zurich, Basel, Lucerne and Zug (Intercity Vermarktung).

In the course of several rebrandings in the entire Intercity Group, SPG Intercity Zurich AG also changed its corporate identity. The adapted brand image and the new byline “Commercial Property Advisors” clearly reflects the company’s values and standards.

A new look for Intercity Bewirtschaftung and Intercity Vermarktung

With the new look, Intercity creates clarity and underlines its market position with its two specialist brands for management and marketing.

Intercity acquires its own head office at Baslerstrasse 74, Olten

Intercity purchases and renovates the six-story, 1960s building, which is directly by the Jurastrasse/Baslerstrasse bus stop.

Robert Hauri, FRICS, becomes a partner in SPG Intercity Zurich AG and deputy CEO of the Intercity Group.

Intercity gets a new head office at St. Jakobs-Strasse 3, Basel.

The seven-story Intercityhaus Basel, dating from 1860 and extended in 1967, in a prime position on Aeschenplatz, is purchased by Intercity, which appoints Selva Architekten to remodel the building.

Intercity moves into its new head office at Alpenstrasse 6, Lucerne.

Intercity takes over the 10-story, 1970s corner property comprising about 2,000 m² of floor space and located just a few meters from the old town and the lake.

Hugo Steiner AG and Intercity move into their own head office at St. Leonhard-Strasse 49, St. Gallen.

Set in a prime city location, just a stone’s throw from St. Gallen railway station, the 10-story Hugo Steiner-Haus is purchased by Intercity after a three-year design and build phase led by renowned St. Gallen architect Andy Senn.

Robert Hauri CEO becomes CEO of SPG Intercity Zurich AG and a member of the Group management team.

Herbert and Annelies Wüst purchase additional shares in Intercity Group Holding AG from Markus Wüst, thus becoming majority shareholders. Markus Wüst becomes chairman of the board of directors.

Wüst und Wüst becomes an exclusive affiliate of Christie’s International Real Estate, the luxury property subsidiary of the famous auction house.

Intercity and Exceptional Properties become Wüst und Wüst. The company’s tagline is: ‘Exclusive residential property’. Since 1954’.

Intercity takes over Hugo Steiner AG, founded in St. Gallen in 1972, from consultancy firm Ernst & Young.

Together with the Geneva-based family company SPG (Société Privée de Gérance), Intercity sets up SPG Intercity/Commercial Property Consultants as a joint venture.

Intercity acquires its headquarters at Zollikerstrasse 141, Zurich.

Intercity acquires the six-story building with about 3,000 m² of floor space in Zurich’s Riesbach neighborhood that has been Intercity Group’s main office since it was established in 1972.

Intercity acquires Basel firm IT Immobilien Treuhand AG, established in 1953, from Georg von Opel.

Intercity publishes its first progress report of the 1990s.

Herbert and Markus Wüst take over the family company in a management buyout.

As a member of the management board, Herbert Wüst takes over the running of the Intercity companies from his father, Hans Wüst.

Handelszeitung, 1987

Intercity opens a branch at Rorschacher Strasse 234, St. Gallen.

Intercity relocates in Zurich’s Seefeld neighborhood, from Färberstrasse 6 to Zollikerstrasse 141.

Intercity opens a branch in Zurich at Dufourstrasse 90.