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Thailand s condominiums draw foreign buyers

While the number of Thai nationals buying domestic condominiums has slowed down, the demand from foreign buyers continues to surge, accounting for 24.6 per cent of the total property transfer value nationwide in the first half of this year, up from 20.5 per cent the previous year.

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Foreign Buyers on U S Homes: No Thanks

Foreign buyers are less interested in American real estate as home prices sit near all-time high prices and interest rates continue to rise. Home sales to foreigners has plummeted to 2009 levels says the National Association of Realtors. The amount invested is still US$ 53.3 billion, but that’s down over 9% from a year ago.…

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Foreign buyers purchased the fewest US homes on record: Report

Foreign buying of U.S. homes recently fell to its lowest level on record, according to a new report from the National Realtors Association.

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Why Singapore s targeting of foreigners to cool property market makes no sense

Until recently, Singapore had rejected draconian measures taken by countries like New Zealand and Canada. Singapore is now on board, though, with stamp duty for foreigners buying property doubling to 60 per cent – even though locals are driving the price surge.

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