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Germany has overtaken the U.K. as Europe’s most active commercial property market. In 2016, CRE transactions in Germany totaled €59 billion, according to Property Forum (citing data from Knight Frank). In addition, psychological issues such as anxiety, depression, self-abasement, which … Continue reading →
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Germany has outpaced the UK to become Europe’s most active commercial real estate market. In 2016, about $63.5 billion in commercial property traded hands in Germany compared to about $60.9 billion in the UK, according to MarketWatch (citing data from … Continue reading →
Russian interest in Miami real estate has increased since the U.S. presidential election, according to a CNBC report. On miamire.com, the official website of the Miami Association of Realtors, searches originating from Russia topped the list of international interest in … Continue reading →