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
The Greek phoenix: how tourists are bringing the Athens real estate market back to life
Greece is gradually recovering from the economic crisis that devastated the country. It is once again attracting investors, including those who want to profit from the burgeoning tourist market.
Tranio Announces Second Development Project in Barcelona
We are pleased to announce our
Barcelona: investing in a city tired of tourists
Barcelona,
Pick of the week: a farmhouse in Malta
In the southwest of the island, an ancient farmhouse surrounded by orange and lemon trees is up for sale.
Pick of the week: an apartment in a German castle
Pick of the week: an apartment in Cannes
A gorgeous apartment
Why you should invest in Athens real estate
The Greek economy is slowly picking up: property prices per square metre will begin growing within the next few years.
Asset Deal and Share Deal: types of real estate transactions in Germany
Tax volume and amortisation deductions depend on whether a transaction was registered as a property or company purchase.
Education in Switzerland
Switzerland is popular with international students due to high living and excellent education standards.
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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.
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Taxes in Switzerland
There is a three-tier tax system in Switzerland: federal, cantonal and communal (municipal). Each of the 26 cantons has its own tax legislation and each of the 2,800 communes sets its own communal tax rate.
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Mortgages in Switzerland
Although foreign nationals are able to obtain mortgage loans in Switzerland, foreign purchasers are subject to various restrictions.
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Visas, residence permits and citizenship in Switzerland
In Switzerland, visas and residence permits are regulated by the federal law “On foreigners” (Loi fédérale sur les étrangers). About eight million tourists visit the country every year.
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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