BRASS Business Guide - REAL ESTATE

It examines the Chinese real estate market's growth trajectory, unique governance and factors affecting values and investment in the context of reforms, rapid economic growth and urbanization.

It provides a synopsis of Dubai’s market practices, economic trends and social change that impacts the value of real estate.

It includes relevant factors that impact real estate positions like cultural and political issues as well as helpful tools, practice case studies, and international links aid in the examination of international real estate.

This book provides you with all the information you need concerning investing in properties abroad: it not only reviews the whole real estate acquisition process, from the search to the financing, but also gives a lot of tips and checklists.

It explores the strengths and weaknesses of real estate markets in the region and compares the economics and market maturity of South American countries in turn, and draws out the particular contexts in which investors and developers operate in mature and emerging markets.

It analyses the particularities of these markets and the context in which investors and developers operate and presents case studies and contributions from key players in major cities in the region.

It covers the evolution and performance in light of the economic crisis and the most recent legislative innovations and compares the Italian real estate investment vehicles with a broader European perspective.

It integrates knowledge on real estate markets in and across South Asian countries by means of country profiles and case studies to provide industry professionals, policy makers and scholars with a fundamental understanding of characteristics, opportunities and challenges in the region.

Drawing on decades of experience from within the market, the author presents a detailed examination of the real estate market in Ghana and its existing regulatory framework.

It considers the achievements of African real estate markets while also highlighting the complex central themes such as underdeveloped land tenure arrangements, the availability of finance in both the commercial and residential sectors, rapidly growing urban areas, and inadequate professional skills.