Buying and registering property overseas, page 4
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Buying and registering property in the USA
It takes 30–45 days to buy a property in the USA. The acquisition procedure is completed in several steps.
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Buying property in UAE for expats
The United Arab Emirates treats residents and non-residents equally with regards to taxation, making it a particularly attractive country. There is no tax on property purchases, annual real estate, capital gains, inheritance and gift or income and corporate revenue for both individuals and companies.
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Buying and registering property in Portugal
Buying property in Portugal is relatively simple as the country has an open attitude to foreign buyers in the form of a preferential tax regime, Golden Visa programme and no restrictions what the type of property a non-resident can buy.
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Buying and registering property in Montenegro
Montenegro, the little explored ‘gem of the Adriatic’, has ancient cities and bays nestled in the coastal folds of its majestic mountains. With reasonable prices and many locations to choose from, there’s property in Montenegro for everyone.
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Buying and registering property in Hungary
Buying property in Hungary is relatively easy and it’s possible to find and buy property in a couple of days. After that, a lawyer takes over the remaining steps. In total, the buying and registration process take about two months.
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Buying and registering property in Finland
In 2000, Finland lifted restrictions on all property acquisitions by foreign citizens excluding farmland and it generally only takes two weeks to finalize a transaction.
Buying and registering property in Austria
There is no unified procedure for property acquisition in Austria. Each federal state and municipality has its own rules and regulations. Nearly everything is different, from the treatment of foreign buyers to registration fees with Land Register (Grundbuch).
How the independence referendum will affect the Barcelona property market
While Spain dealing with its territorial integrity, many foreign property buyers in Barcelona are putting their planned purchases on ice, unwilling to take any risk
How the blockchain and distributed ledgers will transform the real estate market
Blockchain technology has grown in popularity because of the rise of bitcoin, a cryptocurrency based on it.
Berlin property prices
Berlin’s property market is one of the most dynamic in the world. The German capital´s population is growing by about 40,000 annually, with the increase largely from young professionals.
Afghanistan’s property market: chaos and uncertainty
While Afghanistan is experiencing a civil war, its residents are desperately looking for opportunities to lead a normal life
How self-driving cars will change the property market
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Real estate agency commission rates in different countries
Each country has its own approach to calculating real estate agents' commissions.
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Property maintenance costs in Switzerland
In Switzerland, property maintenance costs about €60–70/sq m per year. For example, it costs about €5,100–5,950 per year to maintain an 85 sq m apartments.
Buying and registering property in Switzerland
Switzerland is both a symbol of wealth and natural beauty, making it an attractive destination for wealthy investors. However, there are restrictions for non-resident individuals who are not authorised to purchase property in any city and canton of Switzerland.
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