
America’s easy money policy stimulated foreign investment into commercial real estate but amid signs of a bubble on the market, many experts are critical of the results…

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.

New amendments to the Tax Code of the Russian Federation in late 2014 have tightened the screws on Controlled Foreign Corporations (CFC).

Usually, it's a cheap trick with buyers on the losing end.

Dmitry, an entrepreneur from Moscow, bought a holiday home in Alicante on the Costa Blanca in 2014 with Tranio. One year later, we met with him to see how things were going.

Spain has returned to favour in the eyes of the Britons amid economic growth in the UK, falling interest rates, a weak euro and rising political instability further ashore.

Ageing population is a hot topic in Europe and with many countries facing this unresolved challenge, retirement homes are quickly becoming an attractive market.

Here is a breakdown of the major differences between securities and real estate investments.

Elena, a Tranio client, decided to invest her family’s savings in an apartment abroad that could be leased out.

Greece’s property market is in the grips of stagnation amid talks of Grexit, the country’s possible EU exit. There are 250,000 houses unsold at the moment, says Greek real estate agency E-Real Estates in its new report, and last year’s sharp price slide shows no sign of recovery from its 17% drop in 2014.

After plunging 40% since 2007, Spanish real estate prices are regaining momentum. Demand, construction and housing prices are all expected to grow during the next two to three years.

With investments growing year on year, Germany’s commercial property market is on the way up. In 2014, cumulative investments reached €39.8 billion, an increase of 31% on the previous year.

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We met up with aiGroup president Kim Waddoup at the latest Moscow International Property Show to hear how his company and the market as a whole are surviving the recent crisis in Russia.

Although it can be lucrative to invest into individual hotel rooms, there are also some downsides. Tranio.com explains the details.

Russians have recently been spending up to $10 billion a year on purchasing property abroad. However, that figure could fall by a quarter in 2015 to $7.5 billion.

The spotlight of this fourth analytical study by Tranio.com falls on investments in overseas property by the citizens of Russia and other countries of the former Soviet Union.

Tranio.Ru – an online center for overseas property – conducted its third analytical study