After witnessing dramatic shifts in this industry over the past decade, I'm sharing my insights on the most viable options as we navigate 2025.
As property markets worldwide demonstrate varied growth patterns and opportunities, strategic investors are discovering exceptional advantages in key jurisdictions that offer both appreciation potential and freedom of movement.
Given current geopolitical dynamics, Russia is emerging as a promising land of new opportunities and a lifestyle substantiating traditional values.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is emerging as a hotspot for investment migration, with countries like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, and Qatar leading the charge.
For investors seeking an alternate residency or citizenship, real estate has long been a favored investment pathway to qualify for these programs.
With Turkiye you will have an opportunity to come one step closer to the business and real estate market in Eurasia, that is full of entrepreneurial opportunities and innovative ideas. The country boarders with a great range of countries, thus, suggesting new opportunities to people for efficient entrepreneurship and business development.
One of the best strategies in times like this is to diversify a real estate portfolio to encompass properties in different locations
The minimum sum of investment into real estate for getting a residence permit will supposedly raise to €500,000 or €800,000 in popular locations, the Greek media reports. Specific areas have not been indicated yet.
Antigua and Barbuda is a commonwealth realm and is situated in the Caribbean region. It is an alluring destination thanks to warm sunny climate, white sand beaches, surfing, yachting, diving opportunities in the Caribbean Sea, its primordial, untouched nature.
10 On The Weekend is a weekly (-ish) feature in IMI, the concept of which is simple: Each time, we ask the same ten questions of a different IMI Pro, letting readers get to know the interviewee on a more personal and informal level than they might during the ordinary course of business. Our guest this week is Anastasia Barna, CEO of One World Migration.
