foreign buyers
Coverage of foreign buyers in the Nexus archive.
- Foreigners are buying fewer U.S. properties, but luxury homebuilders still draw them in
Foreign buyers are significantly reducing purchases of U.S. residential real estate, partly due to a decline in H-1B visa workers. Despite this trend, luxury homebuilders continue to attract foreign buyers.
- Luxury square that shows London’s mansions are not selling
Property prices in London's Montpelier Square have declined compared to a decade ago as foreign buyers shift their focus to other locations. The luxury square, part of Knightsbridge, reflects a downturn in the market for high-end mansions.
- Stronger shekel reshapes housing market as foreign buyers lose purchasing power
A stronger shekel has increased effective prices for foreign investors in the housing market, leading them to adjust their purchasing plans. Buyers are now focusing on newer developments and speculative financing options as their purchasing power diminishes.
- Thai property crackdown: Foreign buyers hit pause on villas as nominee loophole closes
Thailand is cracking down on a loophole allowing foreigners to bypass land ownership restrictions, leading foreign buyers to delay villa purchases in resort destinations like Phuket and Koh Samui. The Department of Business Development has flagged 11,426 companies on Koh Phangan and Koh Samui where foreigners hold stakes.
- Foreigners and Remote Workers Are Reshaping Central São Paulo
Foreign buyers and remote workers are increasing rents in tech-friendly districts of central São Paulo, displacing local renters. The trend is reshaping the area's real estate market.
- BofA Says Foreign Buyers Lured by UK Yields Despite Politics
Bank of America reports that foreign buyers are attracted to UK yields despite political challenges. The article highlights the appeal of UK financial opportunities amid ongoing political uncertainties.
- Doomsday report reveals Los Angeles’ plight on the world stage
A doomsday report highlights Los Angeles' struggle on the global stage as foreign buyers previously drawn to Southern California shift their focus to other U.S. cities. The findings indicate a decline in foreign investment interest in the region.