Lawmakers have made several additions to Dutch rental law since 2014. If you’re a Dutch landlord or you’re considering investing in the dutch housing market – one of the fastest moving in Europe – we’ve condensed and simplified the essential information. The Dutch housing market reached a low in 2013 due to the recent recession… Read More Dutch rental law: the changes
60% of German real estate is rented, with only 15% of properties in Berlin owned by the occupier. Demand in the capital is intense: according to the Financial Times, 15,000 homes have been added to the Berlin market since 2010 while the population of the city rose by 150,000 residents. It’s the same story in… Read More German real estate – changes to German property law
French property law has undergone several changes and amendments in the last few years. For the example, The Alur Law brought in in 2014 specified changes as varied as a rent cap, standardised rental contracts and what exactly constitutes furnished. French property law, like law in general! – can often be difficult to navigate. We’ve… Read More Real estate in France – changes to French property law
According to a 2013 UN study, 3% of the world’s population live outside of their country of birth. For the number-obsessed among you, that’s over 210,000,000 people. For some, living abroad is a necessity; for many it’s a choice. That choice can be the result of work commitments and opportunities, education, adventure, restlessness or romance.… Read More The advantages of living abroad: it makes you smarter and richer
