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Brexit: how did the prospect of a UK exit from the EU affect the real estate market?
The results of the referendum on UK withdrawal from the European Union, held on June 23, 2016, could not leave indifferent players in the real estate market. The forecasts that have been made so far have been the most diverse, but the collapse of the market did not happen, and London, contrary to expectations, retained its position in the top three locations most promising for investment. Continue reading
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taking into account inflation
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objects allowed
population of Beijing has
old accounts
better financing opportunities
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real estate market
global investment in this area
interested in building low-cost housing
real estate investors from Hong Kong
Chinese authorities was leveled
investment from China will be minimal
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introduced to integrate
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growing demand for micro-apartments
taken into account when it comes
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exercises operational control
estate markets in national
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among participants of the REInvest Summit
rental market are comparable to European i
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transfer money to Russia
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Chinese investments in US real estate
residential buildings are leveled
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political situation
encounter difficulties in restoring
or offer to rent a second
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have opened three new offices