Resorts of northern, western and central Mallorca: places to buy residential property and holiday homes
Northern, western and central Mallorca attract foreign property buyers with the peace, seclusion and the rustic charm.
Residential property in Germany: West has best investment prospects nationwide
Real estate markets with the most potential in Germany are Hamburg, Munich, Oldenburg and Stuttgart according to Postbank, a German retail bank. Tranio investigates what characteristics make these cities so attractive.
Resorts of southwestern Mallorca: places to buy holiday homes and residential properties
The southwest coast of Mallorca is one of the most popular destinations for tourists and property buyers in Spain.
Germany needs 50% more homes to house migrants
The German government expects 800,000 migrants to flee to Germany from the Middle East by the end of 2015 and they will need homes. Tranio investigates how much property the country needs to house these new refugees and what measures the German government has already put in place.
Off-plan property makes a comeback in Spain
More than 25% of buyers are choosing
Lex Koller: the Swiss law that limits foreign property purchases
Switzerland has little land for development as geographically 70% of the country is covered by the occupied by the Jura mountains range, the Swiss Plateau and the Alps.
Flying under the radar: how to buy UK real estate incognito
The UK legal system provides far more opportunities to buy residential real estate on a confidential basis than continental Europe where the tax authorities prevent conduit purchases, through a trust fund for instance.
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Visas, residence permits and citizenship in Bulgaria
In Bulgaria, immigration is governed by the law “On Foreign Citizens” (Закон за чужденците в Република България) which defines the rules for visas and residence permits.
Luxury property in Berlin curries favour with foreign buyers
From Checkpoint Charlie to Brandenburg Gate: Berlin has shed its soviet reputation to become a new destination for prime property. Foreign transactions now make up 30% of sales on the luxury residential market.
A place in the shade: Israeli buyer choses Hungary for his family getaways
Boris, Tranio client from Netanya in Israel, is an adventurous
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.
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
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