Looking at property for sale in Phuket, one point that immediately stands out to investors is the diversity of stock, which is particularly evident in the condominium sector. In this article we examine the types of condos for sale in Phuket across the entire suite of price ranges. Due to the sheer amount of condo …
Condos for sale in Phuket: from 5 million to 50 million baht Read More »
In this post we take a look at villas for sale in Phuket to see what you can buy for different price points up to one million US dollars. Villas and Houses up to US$250,000 Buyers can get a foot on the property ladder in Phuket with compact entry-level villas or houses for as little …
What is for Sale in Mallorca in 2025? Price Distribution of Villas: Mallorca vs Andratx Price Distribution of Apartments Mallorca Villas: New Build Price Segmentation Andratx Case Study: The Luxury Factor Luxury Skew in Mallorca’s Property Supply Looking Ahead What is for Sale in Mallorca in 2025? Many articles about buying property in Mallorca …
Mallorca Property Supply in 2025: Breakdown by Type and Prices Read More »
When looking at properties for sale in Mallorca, one of the most striking features of the market, especially from an international agent’s perspective, is the diversity of architectural styles. Even though new builds are dominated by contemporary properties, there is also a large selection of more traditional styles and historical homes. Here, we focus on …
Property in Calvià, Mallorca: Architecture and Price Trends Read More »
When I was recently discussing with an agent on the ground in Phuket about the most suitable options for a villa client with a mid-range budget, the crux of the conversation was that he would be better off exploring freehold condominium options as an alternative, due to the uncertainty and complexities of corporate holding structures, …
Phuket Condos: A Secure Asset in Unpredictable Times Read More »
As another clear indication of the totally unpredictable nature of the current U.S. administration, yesterday (just halfway through the 90-day pause on its proposed global tariff increases, a period that was supposed to keep any changes in check) the government threatened to impose a 50% tariff on goods from the European Union. Blaming a lack …
