Real Estate and Urban Planning

In the last years, conditions have become increasingly favorable for the growth of investment property markets, driven by innovations in the transportation and tourism sectors, greater ease of mobility, and notably, declining investor confidence in traditional banking savings options.

These factors coexist within a context of low financial costs and minimal deposit requirements by major banking institutions worldwide.

Real estate investment on an international scale is heavily influenced by significant local challenges, stemming from the variety of legal concepts and regulations. Each legal system tends to adopt its own approach to property rights, acquisition processes, maintenance, management, and disposal of real estate assets, along with their taxation throughout the various stages of real estate investment.