Since May 2019, considerably fewer people have been applying for Cypriot citizenship after changes in the country’s citizenship-by-investment programme; nationality obtainment measures have been toughened. Tranio looks into the situation and how it might change going into 2020.
The Senate of Berlin has approved a controversial law that will prevent landlords from hiking rents in the city. Tranio looks into how the new regulation will affect overseas/foreign investors’ demand for real estate in Berlin.
The results of the Catalan referendum could not but affect the state of both the Catalonian and the Spanish real estate market as a whole. Experts and investors have made various forecasts. But, how have things turned out in the beginning of 2019?
Universities are unable to provide all students with accommodation: private investors are helping to fill the void.
Сo-working is a separate office space market segment that has developed rapidly over the past decade. The growing popularity has been facilitated by the last financial crisis, the global start-up boom and the shaping of the new sharing economy. What does the future hold for co-working spaces?
What made the European commercial real estate market tick last year, and what do investors expect in the future?
In an effort to increase profitability, investors turn to value-added projects, like the construction and reconstruction of real estate abroad. On average, value-added projects bring investors 8–15% per annum, but they are considered to be the most risky forms of investment. In this article, you will find out how to protect yourself when investing in the construction market in perhaps the most stable economy in Europe - Germany.
International real estate investors have e a positive outlook on the European hospitality market for 2019.
The volume of commercial property transactions concluded in 2017 has amounted to $698b. According to JLL, transactions volume of the global real estate market for the first three quarters of 2018 increased 7% year-on-year to $507b.
PropTech has come about due to the digital revolution and a new trend in the real estate market. What does this mean and how should it be evaluated? Experts from Tranio provide answers to those questions.
Where do people that invest into properties in Germany come from? What are their budgets? What cities do they find most attractive? Tranio has the answers.
Lisbon is rapidly becoming popular among investors from all around the globe, and, for a good reason. Experts at Tranio have selected the top-5 reasons for this.
The volume of German property transactions reached €53bn in 2017, which was twice that of 2012. JLL experts expect the transaction volume to reach €60bn in 2018. So why are investors increasing their spending in the German property market?
The investment volume in international property has grown 80% over the past five years. However, only five countries, that account for more than half of all transactions, deliver growth.
Tranio experts examine the world's top five tech hubs, according to Expert Market, to find out how the density per square metre of IT professionals affects property prices.