
The five-year rent cap in Berlin is radically changing the capital’s real estate market.

The world’s travel and tourism market is developing quickly, which in turn is fuelling demand for hotel services. Europe is the most visited continent and property investments in the region are on the rise, with Spain and Germany the most attractive countries.

Countries in Europe are complaining that the island’s lax stance encourages money laundering and tax evasion, especially by Russians.

Tenants Fees Act 2019 restricts landlords from charging tenants additional fees.

MIPIM 2020 will turn the spotlight on how cities need to reinvent themselves to meet their inhabitants’ aspirations for a better quality of life.

Previously stalled schemes are now up and running across the country as the government tries to address knock on effects of rising rents.

Potential investors of French real estate should be aware of the government’s new surveillance powers to crack down on tax evasion.

The International Hotel Investment Forum (IHIF) 2020 is the hub that connects the ambitious, brave, curious and disruptive that shape the world of hospitality investment - the meeting of global collaboration.

French newspapers L’Obs and Le Point report that real estate prices in Paris continued to increase in 2019, attracting rich buyers while pushing less wealthy residents towards the suburbs of the French capital.

Since 2018, the Cypriot authorities approve no more than 700 applications for investment-based citizenship per year. Moreover, in 2017, 1,013 individuals became the country's nationals. The demand for Cypriot citizenship is high. Learn why it is so and how it can be obtained, reading this article.


The Kingdom of Thailand is popular with tourists from all over the globe as well as downshifters looking to escape the expensive and humdrum life in the West and money-savvy pensioners.

Taxes for property buyers and owners in Thailand are low in comparison to many Western countries.

Experts from Deutsche Bank speak of a ‘supercycle’ in Berlin's real estate market. They expect Germany's capital to become the most expensive urban agglomeration of the country, despite the city currently ranking only fifteenth in residential property prices.

Many of our clients at Tranio are individuals with budgets starting from €100,000, who want to invest in property abroad. While skimming the market, it may seem like this amount is not enough to buy a decent income-generating property in Europe in locations where quality commercial spaces go for no less than €5 million, while small retail facilities can fetch anywhere between €3-5 million.