We are currently focussing on the following real estate markets:





Dubai is one of the best value global markets for investors, according to the UBS Bubble Index 2022. Prices in Dubai have risen over the past two years, but coming off the back of seven years of price reductions, they remain good value, with average rental yields at a healthy 6.5 per cent.
Dubai has been a net beneficiary of the pandemic and recent global uncertainties and is attracting new residents and investors like never before, and we expect the coming years will be a continuation of these trends.
The Croatian real estate market is behaving in interesting ways. The difference between the requested and realised real estate prices is increasing, and is currently reaching around 15 percent, which means that the owners’ demands are not always realistic, especially when it comes to used real estate, it was pointed out on Wednesday at the 34th Real Estate Business Forum.
Another very important factor to consider is the strong growth in Croatia’s tourism in recent years. As Croatia joined the Schengen Area on the 1st January 2023, we are also convinced that this new membership will contribute further to the country’s economic growth.
Furthermore foreigners are buying more real estate in Croatia than ever: From July 2021 to June 2022, foreigners bought 12,518 residential properties in Croatia, or 36 percent of the total. The number of real estate sales to foreigners is constantly growing, and in some cities in the coastal counties, it exceeds 90 percent.
Georgia is attractive for real estate investments for a variety of reasons:
The major metropolitan areas in Germany’s largest cities features comparatively low vacancy rates and strong absorption of new space being added to the market. Moreover, the share of the job market accounted for by industries with a promising futures is well above average in these cities. The office space markets offer a relatively wide range of options for entry-level investment.
German cities are divided into a socalled “A B C D Location Ranking” with the A rank being the most attraktive in terms of investment. The A locations include Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Düsseldorf. These are the top 7 cities that are the most popular and the most expensive to buy real estate in.
B locations are major cities housing at least 250.000 inhabitants with many attractive features of national significance.
C locations have at least 100.000 inhabitants with an important relevance to their surrounding region.
D locations are small cities with a central function for their immediate surroundings (ie. large employer).
There seems to be a common consensus among the European real estate experts that the capitals London, Paris and Madrid are some of the best places to invest in 2023. These cities have been on the top of the list for best European real estate markets for a number of years and are considered stable, secure markets to invest in.