
Miami’s commercial real estate is going strong, especially in the office and retail segments where lease rates are rising and vacancy rates are falling.

Despite the economic downturn in Russia, overseas property is still popular. This article by Yulia Guschina explores where and why Russians were buying in 2015.

The Russian and CIS Overseas Commercial Buyer Report 2015 is the 5th major study by Tranio, the conclusion of two major surveys involving real estate agencies and

Sluggish economic growth, geopolitical strife and a spate of currency devaluations have seen increasing levels of capital flight from fragile states.

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Turkey’s shooting down of a Russian fighter jet last month sparked an escalating conflict between the two countries. Maria Zharaya, Tranio director for Turkey, explains its effect on real estate market trends.

Buyers often wonder whether real estate agents are necessary when buying property. At Tranio, we truly believe they are. Read on to find out why.

Switzerland has little land for development as geographically 70% of the country is covered by the occupied by the Jura mountains range, the Swiss Plateau and the Alps.
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In Bulgaria, immigration is governed by the law “On Foreign Citizens” (Закон за чужденците в Република България) which defines the rules for visas and residence permits.

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

Immigration investment programmes attract more and more wealthy people each year. Where do they come from? What countries do they choose to invest in and why? How does it affect local markets? has the answer.

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

Dmitry, a Tranio client, has a business in Slovenia and children to educate. He tells us how, by buying a flat in Ljubljana, the country’s capital.

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.

Tatiana (47), a lawyer from Moscow, and her husband had other reasons to buy a property in Hungary’s resort town of Hévíz: it will get their son, who’s studying in Europe, an EU residence permit.

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.

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.