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3.1· 76 reviews
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Dario D'Amico
Reviews 1

We were promised the confirmation of termination twice. 1x electronically within an account and 1x by telephone with an employee. In the latter case, we were also promised a refund of the credit. Unfortunately, we have not received either. It seems that the SBB has long ceased to be a yardstick for the usual quality standard.

Noah Maissen
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I've been a customer at the SBB for a long time, more specifically, I own a annual subscription for over 3 years and always paid on time, but I got a bus twice early in the year because the checkers' device invalidated my subscription, even though it was not until after the Sbb app one month later, has indicated. On the phone, people have no understanding and are not even helpful. Recommend everyone to avoid the services of the Sbb, one may have for such prices some higher claims with which the SBB can not cope.

Stefan Bucher
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There is fog in the plains, many Zurichers want to enjoy the sun in the mountains. Thus, we are with many others on track 9, at 8:37, boarded the train. Unfortunately, no seats were found. Hundreds remained on the ground. For the luggage one searches in vain for a storage area. The shelves above the seats are a joke. The train crunches and rattles throughout the ride. It pulls unpleasantly through the whole train. Is this a ventilation? An impudence these new double-decker trains, or just ridiculous what the SBB has purchased. Incredible. At least the old Intercity was much more pleasant on the way home. Too bad. In the future, I will take the car again to drive into the mountains.

Andreas Kaelin
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In my opinion, the federal railways demand pharmacy prices for their services, but shining with ever poorer public service and a rail network in miserable condition and new rolling stock that does not work and have an unscrupulous lawyer as a CEO, which exhausts at the expense of taxpayers .... ....

Mister G. Kutte Haller
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From my point of view, the so-called summer construction site timetables should be titled "SBB savings timetables". Why?

Due to the warming of the climate, in my opinion it is completely irrational and incomprehensible to carry out the infrastructure and maintenance work on the tracks during the hot summer months. Why not do this work in spring or autumn when it is cooler? Why do you exercise yourself in addition to the climatic heat (melted track core at hotspots like in Wankdorf) and weaken the fragile infrastructure even further? Is it the summer vacation? What are the reasons?

In my opinion, it is not only infrastructure construction sites that destabilize SBB trains during the summer economy schedule, but also significantly fewer staff (in summer there are far fewer ticket controls by train escorts than usual). Sometimes you are not checked for days.

All of this not only leads to delayed tsunamis, but trains are regularly canceled. Are we honest with ourselves and the SBB, commuting at peak times (travelers) and saving and building during heat and cold (SBB) can lead to system failures.

My thanks go to the SBB staff, the employees and the travelers, who ironed out the situation in an exemplary manner to a certain extent and accepted the situation.

Christian Hirt
Reviews 1

Sad record yesterday, two failures on the journey from Zurich to Basel. The train to Basel 16.00 did not appear on the Peron, because of technical problems. The alternative 16.08 with the Regio Dosto to Basel remained stuck in Aaarau because of technical problems.

Lonely Fighter
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Completely crowded trains, overpriced prices. Train driving is no longer what it used to be. A few years ago I was unfairly bussed, just because after a Velopanne I did not manage to get a ticket for my bicycle. Because I refused to pay the busses, I was even on the first and hopefully the last time in my life operated. Thus, SBB has finally lost a decades-long, loyal customer with GA. Since then, I prefer to swing on the e-bike. Is cheaper and you have so much less trouble ...

Heinz Marmet
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Various offices (large room) and meeting rooms with state-of-the-art infrastructure spread over two buildings.

Access only with badge. Visitors contact the receptionist, who arranges pick-up by the desired contact person.

Staff restaurant with two menus (meat and vegetarian, as well as Selbstwahlbuffet).

Nice roof terrace!

Attraction on the forecourt: Huge electronic station clock in retro look, which displays special digital effects at irregular intervals.

Dario D'Amico
Reviews 1

We were promised the confirmation of termination twice. 1x electronically within an account and 1x by telephone with an employee. In the latter case, we were also promised a refund of the credit. Unfortunately, we have not received either. It seems that the SBB has long ceased to be a yardstick for the usual quality standard.

Nils Zbinden
Reviews 1

Think ecologically and go by train and nothing works. Change three times, arrive three times later than the connecting train has departure time and thus 4h delay on planned 8h travel time. From now on I use my car again. If that's the notorious "Best Public Transport in the World" then I'm crying to the rest of the world.

joe bandit
Reviews 1

Why can't the SBB use trains to Zurich Airport where there is space for the suitcases and you can get on the ground and not drag the suitcase up 3 flights of stairs first? It is obvious that when it comes to Zurich Airport, people usually have larger suitcases with them and somehow want to deposit them!

Debbie Huser
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Yesterday I was on the Bern-Murten route and when I was in Kerzers a train failure was reported via loudspeaker and there was nothing on the SBB app why ?! The next train would only be in an hour, because once again no replacement buses were provided! You already pay a lot for the tickets and yet you don't get to send a replacement bus

Nadia Bosshard
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I avoid the public transport and since today I have one more reason. Thought to go back to Zurich with the SBB. Single ticket for 3 stations - CHF 6.80. The return journey I then with night surcharge of CHF 5.- paid but this must be solved separately although the single bill the note. Very inconvenient. In addition, the SN6 looked like hell. People there are trash cans! Too bad and that for a total of CHF 18.60. Never again!

Kurt Widmer
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We wanted to take the train to Winterthur at 20.35 today in Zurich on October 25th, 2020, we pressed the button on the door to open the door and at the same time the train started, obviously the SBB is not able to solve this problem, exactly this problem was because of a reddish accident in the headlines and the SBB promised to solve this problem. But SBB would rather build large properties than devote itself to the problems of train traffic.

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About SBB Immobilien

SBB Immobilien baut Bahnhöfe und angrenzende Areale zu vielseitigen Dienstleistungszentren und Stadtquartieren aus.

SBB Immobilien: Building Vibrant Communities through Innovative Real Estate Development

SBB Immobilien is a Swiss-based real estate development company that specializes in transforming railway stations and adjacent areas into dynamic service centers and urban neighborhoods. With over 100 years of experience in the industry, SBB Immobilien has established itself as a leading player in the Swiss real estate market, known for its innovative approach to development and commitment to sustainability.

At SBB Immobilien, we believe that real estate development is not just about building structures but creating vibrant communities where people can live, work, and thrive. Our mission is to transform underutilized railway stations into bustling hubs of activity that serve as catalysts for economic growth and social interaction.

Our Approach

At the heart of our approach lies a deep understanding of the needs and aspirations of local communities. We work closely with stakeholders such as city planners, architects, investors, tenants, and residents to create customized solutions that meet their specific requirements.

We take a holistic view of real estate development by considering not only the physical aspects but also the social and environmental impact of our projects. Our developments are designed to be sustainable by incorporating energy-efficient technologies, green spaces, public transportation options, bike paths among other features.

Our Projects

Over the years we have successfully completed numerous projects across Switzerland ranging from small-scale renovations to large-scale mixed-use developments. Some notable examples include:

1) Zurich Hauptbahnhof: The largest railway station in Switzerland was transformed into an integrated transport hub with retail spaces including restaurants & cafes.

2) Basel SBB: A mixed-use project comprising offices & residential units.

3) Bern Wankdorf: A new district with residential buildings & commercial spaces.

4) Geneva Cornavin: A modernization project which included renovation works on existing buildings while adding new ones like hotels & offices.

Our Future Plans

As we look towards the future at SBB Immobilien we remain committed to our core values - innovation,sustainability,and community engagement.We plan on continuing our efforts towards developing more sustainable properties while also expanding our portfolio beyond Switzerland's borders.We aim at becoming one of Europe's leading developers by leveraging on technology advancements like smart homes among others.

Conclusion

In conclusion,SBB Immobilien has established itself as one of Switzerland's most innovative real estate developers.Their focus on sustainability coupled with community engagement has enabled them to create vibrant neighborhoods out of underutilized railway stations.They have set themselves apart from other developers through their unique approach which considers both physical aspects as well as social impact when designing their projects.With plans for expansion beyond Swiss borders,SBB Immobilien looks set for continued success in Europe's competitive property market.