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Owner-occupied luxury properties worth $3 trillion are owned by the world's ultra-wealthy.

According to a recent study by Wealth-X and Sotheby's International Realty, owner-occupied residential properties hold nearly US$3 trillion in private wealth, which is more than India's GDP. apartment for sale in pearl qatar

There are 211,275 ultra-high net worth (UHNW) individuals in the world,…

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Broadway Malyan expands into Argentina and celebrates the completion of their first project.

Terrazas de Mayo, a new shopping center estimated at $29 million, is the first major commercial project completed by global architecture, urbanism, and design firm Broadway Malyan in the Americas, according to Carrefour Argentina's property division. villa

 

 

Terrazas de Mayo, located 3…

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Homebuilders in the United States would have access to a new source of cheaper lumber from Chile.

According to the National Association of Home Builders, U.S. home builders just wrapped up four days of talks with Chilean government, trade, and industry officials aimed at rising softwood lumber and other wood product exports to the United States.find property qatar

 

 

"The meetings wi…

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Wal-Mart is slowing its international expansion.

In the latest indication that Wal-Mart is rethinking its foreign strategy, the world's largest retailer is shutting more than 50 underperforming stores in Brazil and China.

Due to fewer store openings in Mexico and India, Wal-Mart reported this week that it would reduce its expected foreign capit…

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The Secondary Markets of Latin America Take Center Stage.

Secondary cities are frequently a non-starter for many investors and companies unfamiliar with developing Latin American countries. Many businesses tend to play it safe and remain in the largest and most developed markets when starting a business or investing in a real estate development, infrastruc…

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As the FIFA World Cup begins, hotel RevPAR in Brazil falls.

According to STR Global, hotels in Brazil have seen revenue per available room decline as they prepare to host the FIFA World Cup, which began this week. The output of the nation is close to that of other host countries such as Germany and South Africa. sales qatar

Prior to the start of the Worl…

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Wal-Mart is slowing its international expansion.

In the latest indication that Wal-Mart is rethinking its foreign strategy, the world's largest retailer is shutting more than 50 underperforming stores in Brazil and China.

Due to fewer store openings in Mexico and India, Wal-Mart reported this week that it would reduce its expected foreign capit…

Read more

The Secondary Markets of Latin America Take Center Stage.

Secondary cities are frequently a non-starter for many investors and companies unfamiliar with developing Latin American countries. Many businesses tend to play it safe and remain in the largest and most developed markets when starting a business or investing in a real estate development, infrastruc…

Read more

As the FIFA World Cup begins, hotel RevPAR in Brazil falls.

According to STR Global, hotels in Brazil have seen revenue per available room decline as they prepare to host the FIFA World Cup, which began this week. The output of the nation is close to that of other host countries such as Germany and South Africa. studio qatar

Prior to the start of the Wor…

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The Brazilians Have Returned! In 2018,

 the increase in foreign buyers in Miami was fueled by a number of factors.

In 2018, foreign buyers spent $8.7 billion on residential properties in South Florida, up $1.6 billion from the previous year.

According to the Miami Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors' n…

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