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Brexit: the Situation in the UK Property Market
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Brexit: the Situation in the UK Property Market

Experts characterize the UK commercial real estate market as indefinite, ambiguous, and turbulent. It is the result of the United Kingdom‘s hesitations concerning the withdrawal from the European Union and contradictions within the parliament. Despite the fact that the UK remains popular in the investment market, many investors do not hurry to contribute something this...

Top 10 Cities by Volume of Investment Transactions in the Q1 of 2019
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Top 10 Cities by Volume of Investment Transactions in the Q1 of 2019

The volume of investment transactions in the global commercial real estate market in the 1st quarter of 2019 amounted to € 138 billion, which is 8% lower compared to the same period last year. Tokyo became the leader in terms of transaction volume, despite a decline of 28% compared to Q1 2018; investment in city...

19 Reasons to Buy the Property in Greece
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19 Reasons to Buy the Property in Greece

The resort attractiveness of Greece remains unchanged despite some of the economic downturn experienced by this country several years ago. Buying property in Greece continues to attract many investors who view this option as an opportunity to earn money over time on the increased price of the property. Since 2005, you can get a residence...

Why Would You for sure Like to Live in Georgia?
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Why Would You for sure Like to Live in Georgia?

Although Georgia cannot be called a rich country because of low wages and pensions, high unemployment, but you can confidently say that living here is comfortable and inexpensive. Housing costs Purchase Now, in large cities, there is an active building. A square meter in a new residential complex with good infrastructure (gym, pubs, shops, swimming...

Latest News from Portuguese Real Estate Market
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Latest News from Portuguese Real Estate Market

For 2018, housing prices in Portugal increased by 5.39% to an average mark of € 1,220 per sq.m. This was facilitated by increased demand, combined with improved economic performance. According to the National Institute of Statistics of Portugal (INE), only in the fourth quarter of 2018, the cost of housing increased by 2.03% year-on-year. Sales...