record unemployment
Golden Visa Effect: How Passport Sales Impacted European Property Markets
The 2008 crisis hit most European real estate markets. One of the measures that a number of countries resorted to in an attempt to support the flow of investment was the “golden visa” program, under which governments issued passports and a residence permit in exchange for the purchase of real estate. Continue reading
pay a fine of 60 thousand
funds has increased
blockchain for transferring the land
Porsche
with plans
family member annually
living room
Public offices usually
because such a property
under construction
south of Malta
Europe according
income tax rate is fixed
typical prefabricated houses
annual increase
number of transactions
exempting
bedroom and bathroom
these countries will grow
many businessmen
Czech Republic there is a large
take into account small
occur very rarely
support programs
property rights is paid instead
Barcelona loses to other
real estate market
can be achieved
headquarters of Bosch
concluded informally
without any documents
average salary in Germany
e changed independently
tourists from abroad
data on monthly income
Columbia University is now actively
salaries
dual citizenship is no problem
Balearic Islands and the Costa
gradually recover
funds received in a bank
his property
subsidies
Statista website
local buyers dominate
