This case study documents the acquisition of a short-term rental apartment in Bávaro, Punta Cana, a market that had been monitored over an extended period due to strong tourism demand and improving ...
Property Taxes by Country Real estate related taxes are a major part of the true cost of owning property abroad. Our research team has compared real estate taxation in 80+ countries, making it easy to ...
A solidarity tax of 7% on taxes (9% for taxpayers earning over EUR 150,000 in tax class 1 and 1a, or over EUR 300,000 in tax class 2) must also be paid. Taxable rental income realized from leasing ...
The Q4 2025 data reveals a sharp divergence in global asset classes. While capital continues to flee into high-yield “sunbelt” markets in Southern Europe and the MENA region, major industrial ...
The global housing market shows significant contrasts. Some countries are seeing renewed growth after slow periods, while others face weak demand, tighter lending standards, and ongoing economic ...
This graph shows average gross rental yields for 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom residential properties in cities across Caribbean. Yields are calculated using median property prices and rental rates, sourced ...
Nonresidents are taxed on their income from Dominican Republic sources. Married individuals are assessed and taxed separately from their partners. Rental income is subject to a flat rate of 15% for ...
Real estate is often considered a hedge against inflation. The past decade shows that this depends greatly on the country. Some property markets recorded strong real growth, while others declined ...
Vietnam's property market is gathering pace, after a sharp slowdown in recent years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Apartment prices in Ho Chi Minh City rose strongly by 15.49% y-o-y in Q1 2022, in ...
Housing prices in Mauritius remain on a strong upward trajectory, the trend supported by firm foreign demand and still-attractive mortgage rates, while record-high tourism activity sustains demand for ...
The Lithuanian housing market sustains strong momentum, as insufficient supply, growing population, and improved affordability, driven by more favorable credit conditions and rising wages, accelerate ...
In the environment of a slowing economy, constrained purchasing power of potential buyers, and cautious credit conditions, Thailand’s housing market remains demand-soft, demonstrating subdued growth ...