Christian H. Kalin (EDT), Andrew J. Taylor (EDT) International Real Estate Handbook

Annotation

When it comes to buying property, people are increasingly looking beyond their own borders. Improved transport links and global communications, the political stability and integration of Europe, and increased cross-border activity with prolonged stays in foreign countries have made the acquisition of real estate abroad a global trend. The International Real Estate Handbook is essential for anyone who is serious about acquiring, owning or selling property outside their home country. It is a useful tool for advisers of private clients, such as private bankers, tax consultants, lawyers and fiduciaries. At the same time, the handbook is invaluable for individuals and private investors looking to acquire, structure or sell real estate abroad. This book is a unique reference manual which first introduces the reader to all key aspects of international real estate, and then provides 16 country specific chapters authored by leading real estate lawyers from their respective jurisdictions, unique tables with international overviews, comparisons covering topics such as purchase costs, tax rates and inheritance laws relating to real estate, and many more relevant aspects.