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Property prices in Latvia
80% of foreign investors purchasing property in Latvia are Russian with the capital Riga attracting half of all property sales.
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Mortgages in Israel
Israeli and non-Israeli citizens are able to obtain mortgages from commercial banks in Israel. Beyond commercial loans, Israel, Israel offers two types of mortgages, both backed by the government.
Property prices in Israel
Foreigners have bought thousands of properties in Israel over the recent years. The main demand comes from North America, UK and France.
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Mortgages in Vietnam
As of December 2016, mortgage loans cannot be issued to foreign residents in Vietnam. The country’s authorities allowed foreign buyers to purchase homes and apartments in Vietnam on 1st July, 2015, and the local lending market is not yet developed.
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Property prices in Vietnam
After several years of decline due to the 2008−2009 crisis and the high inflation rates of 2010−2012, the market of property in Vietnam is becoming attractive for real estate investors. Internal demand for residential property is being reinforced by rapid urbanization, whilst demand from foreigners is being fostered by the liberalisation of property buying.
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Mortgages in Hungary
Not every Hungarian bank grants loans to non-EU citizens, and some of those that do impose restrictions with respect to property types. For instance, Sberbank Hungary Ltd. offers mortgage loans to foreigners who wish to buy flats and homes in the country’s newly-built and existing property markets.
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Mortgages in the UK
Non-residents can obtain mortgage loans in the United Kingdom on practically the same terms as UK citizens. However, not every UK bank provides loans to non-EU residents. One key advantage of UK mortgages is the relatively small down payment (starting from 20% of the property value). Short loan terms are a key disadvantage (up to five years).
Mortgages in Austria
Austria offers some of the most favourable mortgage terms in Europe. However, it bears noting that loans are not universally accessible to foreign citizens as many federal states have established restrictions with respect to foreign buyers.
Property prices in Croatia
Property in Dalmatia is in highest demand despite the government’s strict restrictions on construction aimed at preserving its surrounding nature. This area is great for yachting and it’s half the price to rent a boat there than, let’s say, southern France.
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