Where to live in the current political climate?
As geopolitical tensions rise across the region, many expatriates from the Middle East are rethinking where to live, work and […]
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Housing crisis: a global phenomenon?
The housing crisis is becoming an increasingly ubiquitous political issue, whether in Europe or the United States. The phenomenon affects
Italy’s Property Market in 2025: Stability, Strategy, and Selective Growth
The Italian real estate market has experienced a steady increase in property values. As of February 2025, the national average asking price for residential properties reached €2,089 per square meter, marking a 4.76% increase compared to February 2024.
Residential Investment in Germany Sees Strong Rebound Amid Investor Confidence
Cushman & Wakefield’s 2025 Residential Investment Survey reveals a renewed surge in investor activity across Germany’s residential real estate sector, particularly in urban hubs and growing regional cities. With economic conditions stabilizing and interest rates showing signs of easing, the German living sector is re-attracting institutional capital at scale.
Why Central America and the Caribbean are on every global buyer’s radar: An International Investment Briefing for Real Estate Professionals
As global mobility, remote work, and lifestyle-first investing continue to reshape the property landscape, a growing number of buyers are setting their sights on Central America and the Caribbean. Whether it’s a beachfront getaway, a profitable short-term rental, or a retirement retreat, these regions are offering compelling value—and opportunity—for savvy investors and the agents who serve them.
Thailand’s Property Market in 2025: A Growing Haven for Foreign Buyers
In a strategic move to attract more foreign capital, the Thai government is introducing pivotal real estate reforms, such as Increased Condominium Ownership Quota. This is a proposal in place to raise the foreign ownership quota in condominiums from 49% to 75%. While foreign voting rights in building management remain capped at 49%, this change significantly boosts accessibility. Also, foreigners may soon be able to lease land for up to 99 years (up from the current 30 years), offering long-term security for those building houses or operating businesses.
Greece’s Real Estate Market in 2025: A Golden Opportunity for International Investors
Greece’s real estate sector continues to flourish in 2025, offering promising prospects for international investors and real estate professionals. With sustained growth in both luxury and urban markets, coupled with government incentives and infrastructure developments, Greece solidifies its position as a prime destination for property investment.
Developments in French Property Legislation and Regulations in 2025
In 2025, France has implemented significant legislative and regulatory changes in the property sector, directly impacting real estate agents and property owners. These reforms focus on enhancing energy efficiency, adjusting taxation, and increasing transparency in property transactions.
Housing Crisis in Spain is the ‘perfect storm’ for residents
Spain’s housing market is currently facing a significant crisis that is affecting both local residents and international investors. With rising demand for housing, particularly in major urban areas like Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia, and a lack of affordable housing options, the situation has led to soaring house prices and rents. This crisis is further compounded by external factors such as the rise of short-term rental platforms and a slowing economy.
First TRC Course in Mexico of this year: A Milestone for Real Estate Professionals
The AMPI Historical City Symposium has long been a significant event for real estate professionals across Mexico, offering a platform for industry leaders, investors, and experts to come together, share knowledge, and build valuable connections. This year, the symposium marked a special occasion with holding the first TRC (Transnational Referral Certification) Course of the year held in Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico. The course was led by the dynamic and passionate instructor Manuel Evia, who is currently the AMPI Global Director.