Buying and registering property overseas
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.
Keeping it in the family: three sisters buy a flat in Torrevieja
It's easier to buy property abroad when your family is behind you. This is how three sisters in their early sixties, Irina and Marina and Irina bought a holiday home in Torrevieja.
Buyer profile: meet the British who purchase real estate in Spain
Spain has returned to favour in the eyes of the Britons amid economic growth in the UK, falling interest rates, a weak euro and rising political instability further ashore.
Smart business: Tranio client buys home for his academic offspring and company
Dmitry, a Tranio client, has a business in Slovenia and children to educate. He tells us how, by buying a flat in Ljubljana, the country’s capital.
The great British return: UK citizens choose Eurozone property once again
Last year marked the return of British buyers to Eurozone property and positive market conditions are leaning in their favour when it comes to the weakened currency union.
Golden visas and marinas: yacht-aficionado buys luxury villa in Spain
Eugene, chief executive of a major Russian company, first considered buying property abroad when he took up yachting. We talked to him after he bought a villa in Catalonia near a marina.
Meet the woman behind Tranio’s sales department: Marina Filichkina
Marina told us what makes a good overseas real estate sales manager and what the ideal property buyer looks like.
How to take good photos of your property
To promote our partnership, we have prepared a short guide on how to take good pictures of your property and avoid common mistakes.
2015 outlook: residential real estate market in Canada
Canada’s real estate market started with a solid rise in both prices and number of transactions despite the economic downturn.
Gateway to Europe: Tranio client buys property in Hungary to get EU residence
Tatiana (47), a lawyer from Moscow, and her husband had other reasons to buy a property in Hungary’s resort town of Hévíz: it will get their son, who’s studying in Europe, an EU residence permit.
Ageing population makes for good investments
Ageing population is a hot topic in Europe and with many countries facing this unresolved challenge, retirement homes are quickly becoming an attractive market.
Tranio Partnership Program: performance during the first half of 2015
Tranio closed more than 140 foreign sales and around 30 foreign lease agreements in the first six months of 2015.
Liability: what to know when buying abroad
Selling real estate is a highly regulated sector in most Western countries and agents run many risks if a deal goes wrong
Transparency triumph amid legal crackdown on money laundering
Buying real estate is a popular way to launder money.
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