
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.

This autumn, Tranio will take part in major real estate events in Russia and abroad.

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…

Friday, 18 September 2015 – America’s Federal Reserve has decided against raising the interest rate.

The Schengen visa enables its holders to enter and travel through the 26 countries of the Schengen zone.

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.

Last year marked the return of British buyers to Eurozone property and positive market conditions are leaning in their favour when it comes to the weakened currency union.

Eugene, chief executive of a major Russian company, first considered buying property abroad when he took up yachting. We talked to him after he bought a villa in Catalonia near a marina.

Canada’s real estate market started with a solid rise in both prices and number of transactions despite the economic downturn.

Italy and France have equal visa regimes and attractive climates but foreign investment interest is highlighting differences between these two neighbouring states.

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

Due diligence in real estate protects buyers from hidden risks.

Daria Burimova and Svetlana Grishina, sales managers at , are well acquainted with the shores of Lake Iseo and ready to share its property secrets

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.