Editing Institut Le Rosey (section)

== Plans to leave Gstaad ==
In January 2008, Swiss economics magazine ''Bilanz'', a subsidiary of [[Edipresse]], published an interview with Le Rosey Director-General Philippe Gudin that revealed the school is seeking to sell its Gstaad winter campus and build a new campus in another location.<ref name="Le Rosey songe à quitter Gstaad">{{cite web|date=30 January 2008|title=Le Rosey songe à quitter Gstaad|url=http://www.bilan.ch/pdf/lerosey.pdf|access-date=2008-02-02}}{{dead link|date=May 2016|bot=medic}}{{cbignore|bot=medic}}</ref> Gudin is in negotiations with the local authorities in Schönried, a suburb of Gstaad located a few minutes away, to construct a new main campus on an undeveloped piece of land, and this has run into difficulties due to zoning restrictions.<ref name="Le Rosey songe à quitter Gstaad" /> Reasons for moving to a new campus, according to the Director-General, include the fact that the school's personnel, who typically live on campus, are at maximum capacity, and that the student body can no longer increase in size due to the lack of space.<ref name="Le Rosey songe à quitter Gstaad" /> Gudin stated that for the moment the new winter campus location will be in Switzerland, and he has not ruled out the [[French Alps]].<ref name="Le Rosey songe à quitter Gstaad" /> The {{convert|100|ha|acre|abbr=off}} of prime real estate that the school occupies on Ried Hill in the centre of Gstaad is estimated to be worth several hundreds of millions of [[USD]], considering the ''[[International Herald Tribune]]'' reports that the price per square meter in Gstaad starts at 20,000 [[Swiss franc|CHF]] (19,000 US$) and can rise to 45,000 CHF (43,000 US$). Gudin asserts that the high value of the Gstaad winter campus has nothing to do with its planned sale.<ref name="Le Rosey songe à quitter Gstaad" />