
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.

Now it is cheaper to buy property than to rent it. Mortgage repayments in European cities are currently hitting below the cost of monthly rent.

Sales of owned apartments on the Côte d'Azur fell by 9.5% in 2014.

Property along the coast and in mountain resorts is attractive to buyers of all nationalities. Russians tend to buy homes near the coast, whereas, let's say, the Brits prefer rural or mountainous areas.

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

This is the second piece of analytical research conducted by Tranio.Ru. The first one was devoted to overseas property sellers and published in December 2011.