A place in the shade: Israeli buyer choses Hungary for his family getaways
Boris, Tranio client from Netanya in Israel, is an adventurous
Russian investments in foreign property halved during Q2 2015
Russia’s Central Bank has revealed plummeting foreign investments by its citizens abroad. In Q2 2015 investments fell 50% to $229 million against $473 million in Q2 2014.
The Golden Visa Club: profile of the world's most affluent buyers
Immigration investment programmes attract more and more wealthy people each year. Where do they come from? What countries do they choose to invest in and why? How does it affect local markets? has the answer.
Austrian property market: investments battle sluggish economy
Investments into Austrian commercial property have been growing steadily since 2014.
British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn declares war on landlords
Britain’s new Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, is in favour of lowering rental income, removing tax relief for landlords and repossessing development property.
Management companies: who are they and are they worth the money?
Real estate specialists often suggest using a management company to lease property rather than going it alone. In contrast, owners would often rather save that money but in the case of overseas property, this is not an option. In this article, Tranio experts explore the ups and downs of outsourcing property to a specialised firm.
Chinese billionaires take over New York prime property market
Chinese money is hitting New York’s prime property hard and heavy amid slowing domestic growth and the Yuan devaluation in August.
Bursting bubbles: has the Fed caused a new crisis?
America’s easy money policy stimulated foreign investment into commercial real estate but amid signs of a bubble on the market, many experts are critical of the results…
Why the Federal Reserve didn’t increase the interest rate
Friday, 18 September 2015 – America’s Federal Reserve has decided against raising the interest rate.
Owner earns fixed income from rental property in Hungary
Holidays in Hungary can be lucrative. We met with Tranio client Julia who earns a fixed monthly income from rental property in the capital, Budapest.
The Schengen visa: information and fees
The Schengen visa enables its holders to enter and travel through the 26 countries of the Schengen zone.
Spain: 5 ways to tell if your property developer is breaking the law
Can you tell if you are buying legitimate
Russia toughens up on Controlled Foreign Corporations
New amendments to the Tax Code of the Russian Federation in late 2014 have tightened the screws on Controlled Foreign Corporations (CFC).
Five reasons why “guaranteed high yields” don’t exist
Usually, it's a cheap trick with buyers on the losing end.
Profitable pleasure: two months rent covers Tranio buyer’s yearly costs
Dmitry, an entrepreneur from Moscow, bought a holiday home in Alicante on the Costa Blanca in 2014 with Tranio. One year later, we met with him to see how things were going.
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