The feast on Mount Olympus: investors return to Greece
In the summer of 2017,
What is the proper way to lease Greek real estate on Airbnb?
European countries are trying to regulate their
Warehouses in Greece: major players bring the market back to life
The sale of two major Greek ports – Piraeus and Thessaloniki — to international investors is getting analysts optimistic about
The best countries for retirement: Greece
Spain, Portugal and Malta are typically considered the best countries for retirement, according to numerous media rankings. Although Greece is rarely included in such lists, it has a number of unique advantages over them.
Crowdfunding in real estate: the 12 largest platforms in Europe and the United States
International real estate broker Tranio reviews the major property crowdfunding platforms in the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain and the United States.
Top 7 city districts for foreign real estate investment
Experienced investors know that everything matters when it comes to property purchase, and deciding on a street is as important as choosing a city or a country.
The golden visa effect: how the sale of citizenship influences European real estate markets
Tranio analysts investigate how
Investment vehicles: how to get high yields in Europe
Which types of assets have the highest yields? Tranio compares different investment vehicles: bank deposits, public bonds, rental business and Value Added projects.
Eurotrip: where are the most profitable rental locations?
Tranio analysts look
Czech Republic: smart investments in a growing market
The Czech
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Property maintenance costs in Latvia
It costs about 1.0–1.5% of the property value per year to maintain real estate in Latvia.
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Property maintenance costs in the Czech Republic
It costs about €15–20/sq. m per year to maintain a city apartment in the Czech Republic while a detached house may incur costs reaching €25/sq. m.
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Buying property in Hungary as a foreigner in 2026
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).
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