Keith Breslauer, Managing Partner at Patron Capital Partners, suggests that taxes on European property investment are lower than in the US, adding another attractive feature to European real estate for global investors.
This is especially true of Japanese investors, as many have amassed savings during the pandemic and have been relatively inactive over the last five years.
Breslauer said: “They have quite a lot of savings, and they are looking for investments and diversification.”
According to the South China Morning Post, he recommends residential properties and light industrial assets as solid potential investments because they are in short supply on the market, ensuring high demand.
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