Régimo Lausanne

What Régimo Lausanne is

Régimo Lausanne is a residential and commercial real estate rental and sales agency serving the Vaud region from its office in Lausanne. The firm is part of the Groupe Régimo, a multi-region network that has operated across French-speaking Switzerland. The company positions itself as a mid-career firm: the site quotes the director describing thirty years of core values guiding the company's advice and work. The physical office is located at Chemin de Mornex 38, with a postal box in central Lausanne (1001), and the team handles inquiries by phone (+41 21 317 58 58) and email (contact@la.regimo.ch).

For someone relocating to the Vaud region and needing to find an apartment, Régimo Lausanne functions as a gateway. Swiss apartments are almost never advertised internationally; you search through local agencies. This is the primary rental platform for the Lausanne area, making it the natural first place to look when you arrive without housing or when researching the market online before you move.

How the rental search works

The site presents a search interface in French that lets you filter by location (town or area name), radius (5, 10, 15, or 20 kilometers), property type (apartment, furnished apartment, commercial, house, parking), number of rooms, and monthly rent including utilities in Swiss francs. Results display in list or map view, and you can sort by newest listings, price ascending or descending, or alphabetically by town. You can save a search alert (alerte mail) to get new listings matching your criteria emailed to you. This email alert feature is particularly useful if you are searching from abroad and want to see new listings as soon as they post, giving you a head start over other applicants. Current inventory runs to at least 57 listings at any moment, covering Lausanne itself, nearby towns like Fribourg and outlying areas. The inventory shifts frequently as apartments are rented or delisted, so checking back regularly or maintaining your saved alert is essential.

Prices in the displayed sample ranged from CHF 1'349 per month for a 43-square-meter apartment in Fribourg, to CHF 2'435 per month for a 73-square-meter apartment in central Lausanne. Several listings advertise "à louer sans caution" (rent without deposit), a real advantage for relocating professionals and families who may lack the Swiss credit history or financial backing that local landlords usually require before signing a lease. The site does not specify how widely this applies across their full inventory; like Regimo's German-language sites, it appears on featured properties but may not be universal. For many arrivals, a landlord willing to waive the deposit requirement (or accept a smaller deposit) can mean the difference between securing housing immediately and waiting weeks while arranging financial guarantees.

The agency also lists commercial and office spaces. One current project mentioned on the site is a 1100 square-meter office building in Prilly, described as modular office spaces in a modern building with full services. Contact information is given for the commercial specialist (Christian Catota, phone 021 318 73 89).

Major current projects and scope

A large project now under lease is Bussigny - Côté Gare, described on the site as a new mixed-use residential district next to the train station with 465 apartments available to rent, ranging from studio to five-room units. The site notes that more than 445 of those apartments have already been rented, suggesting it is a popular destination. The site also lists commercial tenants available in that same development: crèche, fitness, restaurant, grocery, tea room, dental office, physiotherapy, veterinary, and a sewing workshop. The site describes it as a dynamic district designed for all life stages and family living. Move-in and lease start dates are not specified on the main site.

Another office project is listed in Bussigny on Rue de l'Industrie 58, with office surfaces from 266 to 524 square meters in a business center called point.business. This location is noted as 5 minutes from the train station and highway, and the contact is the same commercial specialist, Christian Catota.

Where Régimo Lausanne does not settle details

The site publishes no pricing for tenant services or property management fees, and includes no clear explanation of how the rental and sales commissions work. If you want to use their property management service or need tenant assistance, you will need to contact the office by phone or email to discuss terms and pricing. The site provides the phone and postal mail address but no online contact form for immediate inquiry.

The lease terms and conditions that landlords specify for each property do not appear on the listing cards themselves; you would need to contact the agency or the landlord directly through the platform to learn full details. While both furnished (meublé) and unfurnished apartments appear in the inventory, the interface does not filter or highlight furnished options as a separate category, so you may have to read descriptions to identify them.

The site operates in French only. There is no visible English-language version or language toggle. An English speaker would need to contact the office to confirm they can assist in English before proceeding.

Who this suits, and who it does not

Régimo Lausanne is the right fit for a professional or family relocating to the Lausanne or broader Vaud region who speaks French and prefers to rent rather than buy. The platform works well if you have time to search online before arrival or a few weeks on the ground to view apartments and negotiate a lease. The "no deposit" listings are a genuine feature if you lack local credit history or Swiss financial references. The scale of the Bussigny project (465 units) means that if you are open to that specific development, Régimo is the contact point.

This service does not suit you if you are fluent only in English and cannot manage rental negotiations in French. It is not the right fit if you are looking primarily to purchase a home, though they do list sales properties; their strength is rental inventory. If you need broader relocation support beyond housing (schools, healthcare referrals, permit guidance), you will need to coordinate those services through other channels; Régimo handles the housing piece only.

Reaching Régimo Lausanne

The postal address is Chemin de Mornex 38, Case postale 1267, 1001 Lausanne. The phone line is +41 21 317 58 58 and the email is contact@la.regimo.ch. Office hours are not published on the main page, so calling first to confirm availability before visiting is advisable. The site also maintains a blog, which may contain additional information about the rental market or the company's services.