The 15 BEST Countries to INVEST in Real Estate Right Now | 2020

[@alux]

Hello Aluxers! In which of these countries we've mentioned would you most like to invest in property? Mind Mastery: www.alux.com/mindmastery Get a free audiobook thanks to Audible: www.alux.com/freebook Top 10 MOST EXPENSIVE Homes | 2020: y2u.be/ZaRtSfSzLrQ

[@GiorgiAia]

You were wrong! Georgia has the best chance to become the best country, because the place where Georgia is, is the best place in the world ⚜🤗🤗

[@SharifMustafa]

Belize and Thailand

[@kennyknowledge]

Brasil stuck out to me the most because it's a destination I've always wanted to visit, so it's great to learn from you guys about the potential in the real estate market. What are some of the sources you guys tap into to learn this information on global real estate?

[@shoaibbaloch8996]

UAE

[@justinwong7985]

Panama, was almost about to...

[@khalidbinabdullah3605]

Here's the list to save the time: 15. Croatia 14. Cyprus 13. UAE 12. Belize 11. France 10. Barbados 9. Costa Rica 8. Indonesia 7. Mexico 6. Turkey 5. Philippines 4. Portugal 3. Brazil 2. Thailand 1. Panama Bonus: Japan but prices go down

[@alux]

No spoilers!

[@michaelpotter72]

Yes spoilers! Who wants to know more details can watch the video. Moreover, once you have better knowledge in particular markets than Alux, you will realize not all information in the videos are correct. Alux offers you valuable insights, but do not take for granted what they say.

[@stylefoodwithlaila4914]

Thank you!!!!!!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@HajiyevMuzaffar]

I live in Turkey and I don suggest anyone to investing real estate in Turkey because last 3 years in Turkey real estate goes down especially after Bronson crisis there's no new real estate projects like before be careful

[@jimlouferrer44]

Philippines here I live here so can start business here

[@yapyoongsiew4394]

Just my honest opinion, I think you guys should do a city one instead, that would be better rather country

[@shaunrenjeev]

Yeah as few of the countries are LICs and also you would not get the same levels of fame by investing in a few of these countries. Also due to a few of these countries having a low economy the prices of homes may depreciate

[@oskarpettersson3549]

Dont listen to These guys half of their videos are just guess work and it’s no real numbers or statements/sources that can back up what they say

[@jwychau]

yup narrowing real estate down to a country is pretty useless

[@Marksligh162]

The rich stay rich by investing like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich. This is definitely the best time to invest.

[@sporesswilliams3417]

Well that's generally true concerning that several of the richest most successful investors are sitting on the sidelines right now and waiting for a better entry point.

[@sylviahewitt5923]

Well you are right investing is the key

[@thorstenfassbinder6215]

It can be a said simpler if you want to be rich focus on Saving and investing more.

[@elisabethjohnston6439]

Already invested in stock and Forex trading can't get a good returns from it.

[@jeanniecrowell2412]

The stock crash is just inevitable that's just what you need to understand

[@dexterspeights3484]

Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Portugal and UAE are red hot picks!

[@greggifedenade5437]

Number one reading about people grabbing multi figures monthly as incomes in investments even in this crazy days in the market, any pointers on how to make substantial progress in earning? would be appreciated.

[@robertsonleo4155]

This is really helpful for my situation!! thanks guys I will try her but Do you know how much is ok for a start let me know if I can do this

[@aleksanderabraham9673]

Forex/Crypto is the best investment anyone could get into. As it could make you rich in a blink of an eye

[@anitaheather1315]

Her services are exceptionally great. I started investing with her with barely $5000, my portfolio currently is worth $19k in roughly three months

[@anitaheather1315]

Trading with an expert is the best strategy for newbies and busy investors who have little or no time to monitor trade

[@alhajinafiu714]

@@anitaheather1315 Let me give her a try no matter what I’ll do much appreciate if someone can drop her contact. I will love to start ASAP

[@shemfernandez7980]

I am shocked that Philippines is in the list. Thanks for recognizing our country A Lux

[@ApplicoInc]

Great list and thank you for including some quick details on taxes and laws. Who here is looking to make a real estate investment while the market is down? 😁💰

[@coachvaly]

Alux: countries where tourism is on upswing Corona: None

[@alux]

Le'ts hope it will be over soon!

[@toyablackson5903]

Why ppl like you always stray your way on positive Channels like this 🤦‍♂️ No where to hide from Senseless people

[@Roxxyl]

Sometimes the biggest fortunes are build in the most distressed times. Why would you like to buy full price when the markets are at their top and your gains will be at the minimum ? ... when your gains will be higher in times like this 🤓

[@hansrover3492]

Imagine having properties in all these nations.

[@stomiball889]

💯💯💯

[@AntonioMontana_7.5]

Gets me hard

[@mvenhleshikovha]

Its weird I was looking for a KZbin video on this Then Alux blesses me with this Thanks alot Alux🤗

[@manothor8800]

What a baaaad investment advice to invest in Brazil. I live here and we've never had a 15% rental yield in our history. Today is around 5% annual, then you have an average 10% interest rate for loans. Do the math please! The only way to make money in Brazil is by Appreciation or if you have a lot of capital to invest. You can buy at the launch of the real state project, and sell it just before the building is done at a higher price. The profit you don't even need to report to the IRS. This is a trick and a lot of investors do that here. But no, never finance your real state for rental profit, it's impossible.

[@6789uiop]

Bangkok is the same, Chiang Mai is smoked out 3 months a year from farmers burning off. Do your own research people! So cheap to rent in Thailand and ROI is forever.

[@mso008]

Despite being a great video, I think it would be great if you guys did a more detailed property investment video talking about specific cities. 👍🏽

[@tithisvlog7257]

Its weird I was looking for a KZbin video on this Then Alux blesses me with this Thanks alot Alux

[@santiagojonathan7620]

It's time we come to realize that it's not all about watching videos and wasting time on strategies we should be prepared to contribute without an investment there's no return

[@santiagojonathan7620]

I Left real estate April 2019 to FOREX trading and I found out that I've made more than expected I'm soon to be a millionaire in forex 💹💸💸

[@lopezjoe857]

For real it's very profitable, investing in the forex is at the top of every wise ones list in few months to come you would be ecstatic of the decision you made

[@dominicdeclan9096]

Personally I invest in both stock and forex quite interesting that forex market pays a lot for me.

[@patriciacartwright751]

Janesville Fair ; I've been on demo account for a very long time now I also watch videos here on KZbin still I don't make profits I don't know if you can guide me

[@alexharrison2406]

How does the whole forex trading work, I've been stuck with real estate for more than so long and no upfront income

[@michelledaniel400]

A financial system free from many of the burdens and pitfalls created by trusted intermediaries and powerful masters sounds like a beautiful future we should all want to usher in..!

[@masonnoah8306]

True though unfortunately mine always end with losses.

[@wellsdells8946]

You do not really need someone to tell you how to invest your coins, you can make research on your own and trade with expert to guild you through

[@masonnoah8306]

I have heard of many brokers I do hope they can help me

[@chrismarmsk1970]

Could this be real because I I’m so confused

[@chrismarmsk1970]

People are scared of investing because they are scared of been scammed of their hard earn money

[@premkym3462]

I live In Dubai and I am a Real Estate Consultant in Dubai. I wonder how Alux put UAE in 13th place. Most of the rental income is as much as 10% annually. And the UAE Govt. Has started providing many benefits to the Real Estate Investors nowadays. Dubai is one of the most visited city in the world tourism is boom in UAE and many more projects are coming the Expo 2020, the tallest structure, etc. I think Dubai should be in top 5 in regards to Real Estate.

[@jamalivoice3746]

Could you help me sire ? I want come dubai uae for real estate investment

[@JesusGonzalez-ls5oz]

Multiple Croatia , france , dubia , and Panama... Will keep Indonesian in mind and beliz

[@pmb6667]

I'm actually from Barbados. I'll be returning home as well as a returning national, so was already planning on buying land for myself but will be looking into more investing before more foreigners buy everything up. I love that there's no capital gains tax there though so I may as well take advantage of that myself.

[@jerickcorea3458]

Philippines is indeed a good place to invest. Vacancy rate is extremely low. A word from a realtor for 10yrs in the Philippines ☺️

[@sheunesuchikona5679]

How is it with the natural disasters?

[@gracebrown4020]

A lot of typhoon

[@gracemorganspeaks]

Whoever is reading invest in your self and now is the time. Love and read like never before. As for countries i would choose Thailand and Panama. peace

[@AndreyZenperial]

Just planned a vocation to Panama this summer😂hope it goes through, considering the corona situation...😷

[@ahmaddahir6545]

Good luck mate

[@alux]

Soon!

[@AndreyZenperial]

AHMAD DAHIR thanks! Hey, may I ask you what you think of my yesterday’s video because I’ve changed the format a little? Would mean a lot to me!

[@justinwong7985]

i was suppose to arrive there working for jungle land tours tomorrow.:(.. I hopefully wanna invest in the country when things start up again. Who knows where things are going....

[@AndreyZenperial]

Kayla Haun Hey Kayla May I ask what you think I could improve in my yesterday’s video?

[@juantwo322]

🇫🇷 Paris France which is expensive & Portugal 🇵🇹 which is much less expensive.. I notice in the video that Oporto was shown in Portugal 🇵🇹, but not mentioned 🤔.. We own a family property off the coast of Vigo Spain 🇪🇸, but when we visit we never stay n one area or region.. 8% is not a great return & managing it can be more than what people expect 😬. People really need to do their research !

[@juanayala758]

UAE, Indonesia, Brasil, Paris & Turkey

[@ermapadohinog3374]

Thank you for including my home country (Philippines) in your list Alux. You’ve elaborated the details very well why to invest in our country and as a matter of fact many foreign nationals are into investing in our tourist destinations such as Boracay, Palawan, Siargao and a lot more. This video gave me the motivation to pursue my investment in my own country. A lot of thanks😊

[@obertbrinley6541]

Belize is my country of choice. I love going down there.🏝️

[@ChrisTovahsAmazingAdventures]

We bought in Nicaragua. The housing market is really low right now. It is a very up and coming tourist country, the next Costa Rica many people say. We are becoming expats and moving full time next year. You can follow our expat journey if your interested in Central America living and traveling.

[@loveu1009]

How about a vedio on "worst countries for real estate investing"

[@helderalmeida5731]

Switzerland. More than 50% of the population lives in rented houses, the entry price is 20% of the price and the yeld is about 5 to 6% at long term.

[@hangas-s1507]

but... the Northern regions (Zurich) and around Geneva foreigners not allowed to buy property... just saying...

[@jrthomaslw]

Belize, Costa Rica, Panama, Brazil and Mexico all interest me due to their proximity

[@xkniswt]

Belize, Panama, Brazil, Costa Rica, Cyprus.

[@phoenix5054]

Philippines represent! Except I don’t know if foreigners are allowed to own properties back home.

[@VinyZikss]

Portugal's house prices have skyrocketed in the last 3 years. Living in Lisbon is now impossible for middle class young single adults. People who bought houses a few years ago got really lucky, that's for sure.

[@PortugalLawyer]

Portugal is not Lisbon....

[@louleo07]

Então Maria João eu ando a pensar em investir em Portugal! Qual o melhor sítio !? E investir e alugar em propriedade e o que ando a pensar como vivo em UK!

[@PortugalLawyer]

@@louleo07 meu mail [e-mail]

[@KarlRuizS]

From my grandpa's experience the secret is to develop a good eye to buy cheap land which in some years costs many many times more. Whereas trying to get the millions to invest in France you'll never be a billionaire 😝. Buy now that's cheap. That's the key. I'd buy some land in Peru.

[@LogicA1ie]

Where should we buy land?

[@nyawirabar9771]

Land in kenya can cost as cheap as 20,000 usd right at the heart of maasai mara.If you know anyone interested we can link you up with an advocate who can walk you through the process of foreigners owning land

[@fifatheworldofgaming9674]

Best place to invest in real estate is your own country because you know everything about it and trust is what it matters.

[@folksdi3784]

I agree keep the rich tossers out who make a everything expensive

[@muskntesla3493]

That is also a thing to consider,unless you have money for good consultants and relationships in the business in those countries

[@heliotsucane5317]

Lol... You guys studied how to keep us here.. The background song is amazing.. Congratulations..

[@stevegorel]

Regarding the ROI, it seems that buying abroad demands a no credit, full price payment. Doesn't this mean that the Renturn On iInvestment is actually very low as you can't use credit to build wealth? (Steve, Belgium-Antwerp, owner of 11 rental apartments

[@tiagolassantos]

Alux, I agreed with your list but there is a big difference between a country and a city, I'm from Portugal and i agree with the real state here is cheap in comparison to most of the world. Not all the citys of Portugal are like this, our main touristical areas are in the 2 big citys Lisbon and Porto. Our Goverment made a huge impact when they took out the Property Tax and this citys turn out to made a gold rush to properties. However, when you talk about the beach it's in south where the area is luxuary zone, where our goverment, gave away gold visa if people manage to spend 500k in portugal. Everyone bought houses there instead in injecting in the economy, making that area a trully luxurious place.

[@raulmichel7630]

Most definitely in Costa Rica and possibly Belize.

[@jeffreyd508]

I bought a house here in Ukraine for 1200usd (not a misprint), no running indoor water btw. I put 600usd in rennovations and I rent it for 150usd a month. Zero property tax. 100% in ONE YEAR, and (albeit low) income for life. I'm in the process of buying a studio flat in Kyiv for 5500usd, and plan to rent it for 225usd a month. Typical here. Everyone expects a 100% roi in less than four years here

[@Wael.h]

wrong information about UAE as there is no 5% tax on the rent income. if you are owner you get your full amount of the rent however, there is a 5% on the contract registration which is also not paid by the landlord

[@DevendraSingh-vk2np]

I am truly fallen in love with the lady behind this sound. If you are seeing this. - I love you❤️

[@4pointzeroevents]

Philippines - Makati, Bonifacio Global City and Bay Area and the new cities in Ph and prime real estate development can be found.

[@sahadad870]

That’s right I lived in makati I invest 3 condo hope for the best to get great profit crossing finger for economy growth 🙏

[@luccianodfs6711]

Suprising you dont put Peru on this list, has lower inflation than Brazil, its a tourist hotspot with Machu Picchu one of the biggest economies of South America and keeps growing... I have a store, restaurant and hotel, all profitable...

[@Minaehabi]

Can you please elaborate

[@stanleypoulard]

Panama. Costa rica . Barbuda . Belize 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@philipthomas1016]

The competition is on and every trader wants to be the best and successful but the truth is not everyone can be successful in trading. But I stand to say Crypto-currency and Stock..

[@edwardjones442]

Exactly! you made a nice point

[@edwardjones442]

Just like me this season has been really great, I've been making massive profits on my crypto investment, all thanks to Expert Ethel Arthur

[@alvindebelen3656]

[@rasheedolaleye5739]

I doubted it too before gave it a try...and it was of no regret.

[@rasheedolaleye5739]

Her method surprises me.

[@Josh.Thomas]

Invest in Brazil,china,india,spain,singapore,Hongkong,France,Indonesia Golden rule- invest in crowded countries.

[@griff1144]

When I have a lot of capital I would invest in all 14 countries from this list except Mexico and I would invest 100 properties in Brazil and Panama

[@folksdi3784]

I haven't had a bigger laugh in weeks thanks mate

[@justlu3987]

I do not recommend Belize because lots of project there starts, drain your money then doesn't finish. I recommend purchasing an already finished project and be cautious as there are lots of frauds happening in there. As a person from the Philippines, it is a good time to buy properties in there. Foreigners may not have the power to own lands but having a Filipino partner helps. It has to be a trusted Filipino that is going to be a 60% owner of your purchase but have legal papers to prove that the control of the entire property is 100% under your name. Keep the Deed of Sale and all papers that tells you own the property. This also takes away the power to make sure your partner can not sell the property. You can give this partner a job as a landlord while you rent the space. The properties in the Philippines are cheap and with the coronavirus happening, it's probably a good opportunity to wait for their RE market to drop. Tourism in the Philippines is really good and you can almost not go wrong putting your space on airbnb instead of putting it on the residential market. Rent it to tourists instead. Invest carefully everyone.

[@joshualastine7666]

Costa Rica would be at the top of my list. But my wife is from Romania and we will probably buy a house there first.

[@maridevskey]

Georgia

[@alt8574]

What about India , Facts to consider 1) Growing economy 2) Lots of people. Plus cheap labor. 3) Not a lot of land area per person 4) English speaking population. 5) Long term vision. ..and so on.

[@amaalbotan1774]

UAE, France, Panama, Portugal and Indonesia

[@jessbragg1]

11:22 Last time we "TRADED" with china, we got COVID-19 ;)

[@kdawg9477]

LOL!!!!!!

[@Srman1999]

Not surprised that Australia is not on the list

[@cesaranavarreteh9720]

I’d like to invest in Colombia. Any thoughts about it?

[@FriendofYahweh29]

Go for it! Cartegena is a medical hub

[@bibekdas5595]

I love you Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹

[@kurtwaggoner3565]

This is a very interesting story to tell, I have been a tenant for a very long time because I was working as a foreman for a construction company in New Jersey, My wife was a high school teacher and we have a son, we were happy as a family but not very happy because we need a place to call our home, actually, I will say a very nice house we can buy with a well furnished parlor and a lovely Fair sized house built of red Lyons Sandstone with the most god-awful-looking picket fence I’d ever seen. Well, it was not possible to achieve at first because our income was not high enough to purchase such luxury, I worked 9 to 5pm and also do the extra job to earn money to enable my family to have a comfortable life, it was not as easy as it seems, you should understand what I mean if you are struggling to have a home as a well affordable house it can be a Flat, Single-family (detached, Condominium, Apartment, Co-op, Town home, Bungalow, Ranch-Style, Cottage, Cabin, Chalet, Tiny home, Mansion, Contemporary Mansion, etc. I have to say nothing is impossible if you take the right decision and consult the right company or organization that will give you a lifetime opportunity to become a landlord of your dream home without no loan or unfavorable contract that will be a burden which comes with a mortgage high enough to rip your brain apart, well there is good news for everyone Low-income earners or high earners, Non-citizen or legitimate Citizen can benefit no one is exempted from these wonderful benefits, I was so skeptical about sharing this news because I just don't know if it was proper to do so, but my conscience keeps hunting me if I do not share this good news to those who urgently need to be a landlord owning a property and be free from paying rent. well my friend told me about this construction company (www.woodpipex.com) they made my life meaningful I just contacted them via their official website, chat room, or there company direct MAIL ([e-mail]) that decision I took changed my life forever.

[@ramirezacevedomariano]

Can't believe you mentioned Puerto Vallarta 🙋🏻‍♂️, best wishes to everybody and keep it safe out there with everything that has is happening in the world right now, hope one day you can visit.

[@ishwaryak9155]

Wow you guys work so hard 👑 love your channel ✨

[@muskntesla3493]

They are awesome!!They inspired me to start a channel myself!!

[@hangas-s1507]

Slovenia, Strassbourgh, Costa Rica and Panama, maybe Barbados as well.

[@jealva]

You forgot to take exchange rates into account when talking about returns on capital invested.

[@khalidnasser5440]

I’m in the process of building a few cabins in Belize 🇧🇿.... a village named Bullet Tree Falls with Mountain View’s.

[@onceupongeorgia]

Good luck ! Hope everything will be great after covid19

[@griceldarey]

Are foreign investors allowed to own property in Belize?

[@burrako2001]

You can buy by installment in turkey and rent it more expensive

[@JAGTravel]

Great video! I'd just be carful with Brazil and do a lot of research on Fortaleza. It's relieving to see Mexico in this list! As of now, we're in the process of closing in a multi-family property in Puerto Vallarta.

[@alpinismutilitar3886]

In Japan is because of Central Bank Policy!!! In Japan, it is because of the central bank that is still cleaning up the systemic toxicities formed in the financial mule of the '90s! In the '90s in Japan a park was worth as much as California - that gives the financial bubble through credit. As it is now in China - there are cities / assets overvalued due to the Credit Bubble that will burst. The economic policy in Japan, after the bursting of the financial bubble, has been changed, where today "real people's productivity" is capitalized in the system as a form of payment of debt generated in the past. It is a long cycle that is repeated globally in many nations; it is a long cycle spread over decades (for this reason people forget history and fall into the trap of global credit bubbles - there is a cycle of global migration of cash flows -> which causes severe economic crises as a result). Romania also went through the economic bubble between 50-81 and then fell to 89, in which Ceausescu in March 89 had paid all the debts and after him to sell the revolution and another long cycle of lending and inflation of financial assets. It is a cycle that is repeated in every economy! It is called the Cycle of increase and decrease of the nation's debt and the formation of other debts after another reset / revolution / change of constitution / change of currency / etc in the respective economy. Education is very important when it comes to money and investment! Especially since everyone is investing in "hot" markets that will cool down cyclically (according to the economic history of all existing nations).

[@Zygothknightlord]

In Thailand everything isn't easy , I come from Thailand and there's really easy to buy a real property but there's not friendly place for rent a car or rent a house , I've searched on the internet and I find that in the USA there have more vehicle ownership per capita than every countries in the list. Unless you married as a women in Thailand and there husband's family will not welcome to you. If you live in husband's parent house , They will give you to do housework and served for them. I think your list is pretty accurate but USA , Canada , New Zealand seem really friendly place to rental.

[@keithrobinson2756]

Panama and Barbados for sure!

[@embitious630]

I just bought 5 properties in panglao. Near international airport and over looking

[@therealchrishill]

Definitely!!!! Panama and Costa Rica

[@ugojay]

Belize, Panama and Barbados for me.

[@KyrieBadz]

I'm interested to learn about the "short rental" or "long rental" that you are talking about

[@ingevankeirsbilck9601]

Great list, happy to see Portugal on it, where we eventually want to retire, living in a flat and renting out the rest to tourists. In the meantime we'll check out Indonesia as I will follow my boyfriend to South-East Asia soon. Thanks for the video and the inspiration as always!

[@PortugalLawyer]

Portugal is a great place to invest now, and to retirement. If you need more advice, contact me!

[@Ice-sz5vf]

I am from the Philippines 🇵🇭! i️ can't wait to go there again for our next Moving Day but it's not today I'm excited because in the Philippines that's where me and my family will live!!!🏡

[@lolliz100]

I visited the channel So I can hear what you advise we do to benefit financially during this Cororno drama. (Condolences to All who lost persons)

[@fatimaherrerarealestate410]

I would invest in PORTUGAL. Beautiful, friendly, fun and safe ❤️

[@anitasingh-xk7nu]

I am sorry alux but you certainly have made 2 mistakes. 1st including uae in the list which is one the most volatile markets due to an over supply and ever decreasing property prices and 2nd not including India, UK, France and USA in the list ( not including USA can be debatable bcoz three of its most promising markets NYC LA and miami had seen an over supply of luxury units with an unmatched demand). Ppl know how promising are markets in UK and France but indian market is often underseen. Ppl don't know the real estate prices in Mumbai is comparable to those of Manhattan, Lutyens in new Delhi is no less than platinum triangle in LA where a single acre of land can go between 40 to 100 million dollars and list goes on. I an not a critic, instead I am a true aluxer. And as an aluxer it's my right to have a broader and very well analysed prospective of every data you present. You guys have already done remarkably good by going out of box, but you are still roaming around the box you were once in. I want you guys explore deeper into topics. Every viewer demand not more than a promising content and I am very happy to tell you that you have always delivered but being for so long with you guys you are getting more obvious and recently I realised now I don't get surprised by the facts you present as I once use to. You know guys being with someone for so long your expectations always increases , I hope you are getting what I meant to say. So plz dive deeper and increase the radii of your expertise.

[@sheenalee7602]

They did mention France in the video.

[@premkym3462]

India has a very low income yield. Mumbai is the highest is around 2.6% ROI in a year and the Property are very expensive in Mumbai in terms of per sq. Foot

[@anitasingh-xk7nu]

Dear Prem KYM I am surprised you call yourself a real estate consultant yet have a little knowledge of India's real estate scenario. I don't know how to react on you when you say ROI in Mumbai is 2.6% . Mumbai rental landscape has been one of the best performing since time immemorial, thanks to the ever growing migrant population in the city. Several reports have indicated that the average rental rates in residential hubs of Mumbai have seen robust appreciation, in fact much more than what micro-markets of Delhi NCR and Bangalore have showcased. To this end, a survey conducted by the India Rent Report 2018 (residential) revealed that the Mumbai Metropolitan Region(MMR) witnessed an 18 percent hike in rental values in 2018, the highest among five Indian cities. The average rental values in MMR went from Rs 17,912 in 2017 for a 1 BHK apartment to Rs 21,168 in 2018 followed by Chennai, Bangalore, Gurgaon and Pune, which saw 15 percent, 14 percent, 11 percent and seven percent rise respectively. In Mumbai alone your property value will double within 5 yrs. Forget about India you dont even know what's the scenario in Dubai real estate Renting a residential apartment in Dubai has become even cheaper now as the market has recorded a further 3 per cent dip in the rents in the third quarter of this year. There has been a total of 12 per cent decrease in rents of residential unit in a year since the third quarter of 2018 and an overall of 35 per cent dip since the peak year in 2014, according to Asteco, a property management company in the UAE. The decline in property prices across Dubai has been heavily documented this year, mainly showing the negative impact on the real estate market . 51% of tenants have decided to upgrade and move to a home which was previously out of their reach,” according to report by Allsopp&Allsopp. Of the 51 per cent of tenants upgrading, 15 per cent of those have had the luxury of moving from an apartment to a villa where they can have more space for family time with a garden for barbeques, play sets and even a pool, which inevitably will improve their quality of life.30 per cent of tenants moved from one community to another this summer, some of which were upgrades, for the simple reason that they had more choice within their budget,” the report revealed. So it doesn't matter there is Burj Khalifa the highest building in the world which itself is a failure. The Burj Khalifa - the world's tallest building - is the most famous address in the Gulf. Today, about 80% of the luxury flats have tenants but two-thirds of the office space still lies empty - and one owner has even tried selling an entire floor of the tower on an auction site. (And I won't blame it though it's always very difficult to find Tennants for such an architectural marvel because of their heafty rates. Other very famous examples are one world Trade Center NYC about 20% of One World Trade Center remains empty which might seem less is but very huge in Manhattan where demand for offices are not stopping to fall and other examples is Shanghai tower china where around 60 per cent of the available space is unoccupied.) So investing in Dubai is actually lossing money. If you compare Mumbai and Dubai you ll find that in ever five yrs your property values doubles in Mumbai and halves in Dubai. I don't know why you said that perhaps you are baised bcoz you are a realtor in Dubai or you have never done you research being blinded by glamour of Burj Khalifa. Let me remind you every thing that glitter is not gold . And of course Dubai is not gold it's gold plated . So guys if you want to be a successful investor you must first learn to tell the difference.

[@anitasingh-xk7nu]

@@premkym3462 Dear Prem KYM I am surprised you call yourself a real estate consultant yet have a little knowledge of India's real estate scenario. I don't know how to react on you when you say ROI in Mumbai is 2.6% . Mumbai rental landscape has been one of the best performing since time immemorial, thanks to the ever growing migrant population in the city. Several reports have indicated that the average rental rates in residential hubs of Mumbai have seen robust appreciation, in fact much more than what micro-markets of Delhi NCR and Bangalore have showcased. To this end, a survey conducted by the India Rent Report 2018 (residential) revealed that the Mumbai Metropolitan Region(MMR) witnessed an 18 percent hike in rental values in 2018, the highest among five Indian cities. The average rental values in MMR went from Rs 17,912 in 2017 for a 1 BHK apartment to Rs 21,168 in 2018 followed by Chennai, Bangalore, Gurgaon and Pune, which saw 15 percent, 14 percent, 11 percent and seven percent rise respectively. In Mumbai alone your property value will double within 5 yrs. Forget about India you dont even know what's the scenario in Dubai real estate Renting a residential apartment in Dubai has become even cheaper now as the market has recorded a further 3 per cent dip in the rents in the third quarter of this year. There has been a total of 12 per cent decrease in rents of residential unit in a year since the third quarter of 2018 and an overall of 35 per cent dip since the peak year in 2014, according to Asteco, a property management company in the UAE. The decline in property prices across Dubai has been heavily documented this year, mainly showing the negative impact on the real estate market . 51% of tenants have decided to upgrade and move to a home which was previously out of their reach,” according to report by Allsopp&Allsopp. Of the 51 per cent of tenants upgrading, 15 per cent of those have had the luxury of moving from an apartment to a villa where they can have more space for family time with a garden for barbeques, play sets and even a pool, which inevitably will improve their quality of life.30 per cent of tenants moved from one community to another this summer, some of which were upgrades, for the simple reason that they had more choice within their budget,” the report revealed. So it doesn't matter there is Burj Khalifa the highest building in the world which itself is a failure. The Burj Khalifa - the world's tallest building - is the most famous address in the Gulf. Today, about 80% of the luxury flats have tenants but two-thirds of the office space still lies empty - and one owner has even tried selling an entire floor of the tower on an auction site. (And I won't blame it though it's always very difficult to find Tennants for such an architectural marvel because of their heafty rates. Other very famous examples are one world Trade Center NYC about 20% of One World Trade Center remains empty which might seem less is but very huge in Manhattan where demand for offices are not stopping to fall and other examples is Shanghai tower china where around 60 per cent of the available space is unoccupied.) So investing in Dubai is actually lossing money. If you compare Mumbai and Dubai you ll find that in ever five yrs your property values doubles in Mumbai and halves in Dubai. I don't know why you said that perhaps you are baised bcoz you are a realtor in Dubai or you have never done you research being blinded by glamour of Burj Khalifa. Let me remind you every thing that glitter is not gold . And of course Dubai is not gold it's gold plated . So guys if you want to be a successful investor you must first learn to tell the difference.

[@vivekshivdasani9521]

Investing in Real Estate in a foreign country and you can become shark food for the local RE operators. Transaction costs are upto 10% of the price of the property. And selling your property later on can be really messy as well. Hefty commissions, fees, taxes, bribes and maintenance bills will be needed to be paid by you. However i find it an interesting topic to delve into

[@lazvegaz]

I'm an expat in the country I'm living in and I've been thinking on how to invest in my own homeland (Indonesia) yet I don't know how and where to do that. Can knowing too much about something actually hurt your judgment and call? 🤔

[@nasirdiinhassan7854]

don't know what I would have done so many times in my life if I hadn't Aluxa....Thank u so much...(time-money-time arbitrage)😘😘😘😘

[@runlolacorre1116]

Wow! I’m so glad for a New video! I’m obsessed!

[@ejpre1539]

Philippines, and Cyprus!

[@westonbadke5434]

Belize/Croatia/Panama/Bali

[@mayurmane1555]

India is best for real estate because i am real estate agent

[@yogeshdagar6741]

Wow ... Where are you doing your work ?

[@folksdi3784]

@Anonymous lol thanks for making me laugh rich people get what they deserve

[@brianbevill8874]

Mexico, Panama and Thailand

[@Mr.JersonG]

Now in phillippines property condos it depends on developer .. 40 percent of foreigner can own a property 😇

[@michaelhernandez2868]

We've been looking at places to move to for a short while. Panama is one of our top choices. We'd like to expand our rentals to a tropical location. We're fluent in Spanish, which will make life a li'l easier once we're there, hurricanes very, very rarely hit Panama, if at all & the dollar is used there. More perks for investors & retirees. I'm looking forward to this possible move.

[@Kalonbeautykartel]

Please do a video on how we can become rich if the market crashes and we go into another Great Depression

[@ziyasofe9193]

you can learn more about property from Grand cardone

[@muskntesla3493]

Absolutely agree!!

[@MegaChelsea71]

Grant Cardone or Kris Krohn

[@TavornInvestor]

Hi welcome to Thailand สวัสดีครับ

[@trillionaire5985]

Thailand, Panama and Dubai

[@clementifangblog8583]

Thanks for the lesson, you can also invest in Nigeria too , especially in lagos.i need any serious investors.

[@luisfontiveros7775]

Costa Rica, Panama, Belize, Colombia and Risky but you never know...Vnzla

[@devotion7621]

Speaking of Japan. Can you do a video about Eichiro Oda and his One Piece, the world's number one manga.

[@phoenix5054]

Rodel Ordonez LOL that’s so random! Also One Piece, the greatest modern epic.

[@iliriacum666]

I would invest in Turkey or Costa Rica

[@paulacaffey6026]

Panama and Portugal are top on my list to check out. Croatia is also intriguing...

[@gonzacesena]

Can you make best 15 U.S. states to invest and live? Thanks

[@muskntesla3493]

I think Miami is one of the best. I would love to watch a video on this!!

[@fatdaddy710]

Panama, Costa Rica, Belize

[@damienalbino2243]

How about Colombia? Is this a good place to invest?

[@kimseng2398]

Cambodia 🇰🇭is also the best country for investing in Real Estate too.