Property in Cyprus: what to know and where to buy in 2020
Property in Cyprus was badly affected by the 2008 recession and the country's banking crisis in 2012, but better things are to come according to this article by Ivan Chepizhko.
Visas, residence permits, and citizenship in the Czech Republic
For immigrants hoping to be granted full citizenship in the Czech Republic, the wait can last a decade. In most cases, this is how the process plays out:
Russian and CIS investment outlook in overseas real estate – A survey by Tranio, 2020
Tranio conducted its eighth annual survey, analysing the investment and property purchasing patterns of Russian and CIS nationals abroad. The survey was primarily focussed on income property, looking at the top locations for investment, yield expectations, budgets, and preferred asset classes, as well as the general presence of Russian-speaking investors in local markets.
Berlin’s rent freeze: How will it affect property investors?
The five-year rent cap in Berlin is radically changing the capital’s real estate market.
Germany vs Spain: Which hotel market is the best bet?
The world’s travel and tourism market is developing quickly, which in turn is fuelling demand for hotel services. Europe is the most visited continent and property investments in the region are on the rise, with Spain and Germany the most attractive countries.
New UK tenancy rules are hitting letting agents hard
Tenants Fees Act 2019 restricts landlords from charging tenants additional fees.
Tranio survey: Russian-speaking investors expect too much from the German real estate market
Germany is a huge draw for both foreign and domestic real estate investors who want to safeguard their capital. A total of $67B was invested in German real estate from Q4 2018 to Q3 2019, while property prices in the country have been rising steadily for the last five years at an average rate of 5% per year, according to OECD.
Why do Germans prefer to rent instead of buy?
By the end of 2017, seven out of ten people in the EU were living in their own homes. However, more than a half of Germany’s population now rent housing, and according to forecasts by Trading Economics, this trend is only going to grow. Tranio looks into why Germans are opting to rent rather than buy.
Why is the short-term luxury rental market so hot?
People are embarking on more short-term travel holidays — aka luxury micro trips — than ever before, and the short-term luxury residential property rental market is booming as a result. Airbnb, never one to miss a trick, has launched the Airbnb Luxe platform, which offers thousands of hi-spec luxury apartments in classy areas from $1,000 a night to cater for this growing market. Tranio explains why there are so many people willing to splash the big bucks on short trips.
Rooftop gardens and free iPads: investing in student property
Universities are unable to provide all students with accommodation: private investors are helping to fill the void.
European hospitality real estate market investment overview for 2019
International real estate investors have e a positive outlook on the European hospitality market for 2019.
Property in Lisbon: 5 reasons to invest
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.
Top-5 global tech hubs: a paradise for property investors
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.
Tranio to construct a residential building in Hamburg
International real estate broker Tranio has assisted a Russian investor in purchasing a land plot for the construction of a residential complex in Hamburg.
Retirement homes: investing in the future
According to UN estimates, the worldwide number of seniors over 60 years old is 13%, and that number will grow to 25% by 2050. In 2013, every fifth investor deemed the prospects of retirement property investments as ‘very good’, while in 2017 every third investor did so.
- Back to 1st
- 12
- 13
- 14
- 15
- 16