Finally some expert analysis on the European market! Very thorough and well articulated. Thank you so much Ladislas! On that note, I'm thinking of investing in Dublin real estate market. I wonder if you have ever looked into that and if so an episode will be appreciate. Thanks again!
Thank you Alex. It’s definitely a healthier economy and market. But I would be wary of entering a market that is seeing bidding wars in the midst of interest rate rises. Something doesn’t add up. But I haven’t been, so I will definitely not make content on it until I actually spend time there.
Do you think its best to hold off on investments in Europe for the time being? You seem to be leaning Latin America for now. Just curious, considering investing an apartment in the next 12-18 months. Medium risk. Looking at Eastern Europe but the issues with Russia had made a lot of what I had been looking at, more "expensive".
Where Russians are still able to invest prices have gone up, in other Eastern/Central European cities where Russians cannot invest anymore prices are going down.
@@TheWanderingInvestor I appreciate the reply. Well, I am signed up for the newsletter and have the bell notifications on. I will wait patiently for a nice oppurtunity.
Hi. Are you plan on going to Serbia this year? If so, can you able to make a other video update about the country if things change out there? Excellent channel😊 Thank you!
@@TheWanderingInvestor Aw man. That's crazy that the real estate prices has gone up. I'm actually going there for the trip. I thought about living there in Serbia
@@TheWanderingInvestor Yeah that looked like a good deal I remember thinking that when I watched the video. It would need a place where it can be done many times over so I could own many doors so it would be worth it. If I remember correctly that was 10 doors for $50 k each. If it was more like 100 doors it would have sparked my interest a bit more. I was very surprised with the population growth
Very solid analysis. I run a buyers agency in Paris and we always tell clients to not to expect cashflow. Paris is a long term trophy investment with a finite supply. This said, with mid term/corporate rentals (not subject to rent controls) people can hit 3% net of costs and taxes.
Now this is what you call an expert and an analyst. I'm also in real estate, but Ladislas is always the top. I haven't found anyone else with more experience than him yet.
Salut ladislas. je suis d'accord avec toi sur le fait que paris intra muros soit surcôté. Cependant, j'investis actuellement à la plaine saint denis, à 15 min du stade de france à pied dans un appartement à 4500 euros environ du m². c'est pour faire de la location saisonnière (300 euros par jour pour les jeux olympiques, 100 euros le reste du temps). Le quartier n'est pas super mais il est collé à paris et il changera dans les années à venir. Il existe donc encore des opportunités à paris
Last but not least french laws usually protect the tenant in case of litigation with the landlord.
Thx Lad for this objective analysis
Very true. It typically takes at least a year to evict a tenant who stopped paying rent.
I'm parisian and I approve this message. Paris lost 100 000 residents in the last 10y
for the cost of housing?
Finally some expert analysis on the European market! Very thorough and well articulated. Thank you so much Ladislas! On that note, I'm thinking of investing in Dublin real estate market. I wonder if you have ever looked into that and if so an episode will be appreciate. Thanks again!
Thank you Alex. It’s definitely a healthier economy and market. But I would be wary of entering a market that is seeing bidding wars in the midst of interest rate rises. Something doesn’t add up. But I haven’t been, so I will definitely not make content on it until I actually spend time there.
Great video, very well articulated and so true
Great video! Very interesting.
I love Paris - or loved it back 20 years when I lived there. Government was insanely tyrannical over Covid, would never go back.
Thank you so much. I also liked your talk on Turkey investment. Very insightful 👏
I am going for Turkey 🇹🇷
Keep up the excellent work your videos are well done. One can save and make money using your experience. Paris is nice but over rated for me.
Please do something for Greece. It is still affordable and with good quality of life, climate, food, sea etc. Good to retire to.
Yes. Thank you. Going there in June 👍
True, this cheese is stinky for investment, damn right.
Do you think its best to hold off on investments in Europe for the time being? You seem to be leaning Latin America for now. Just curious, considering investing an apartment in the next 12-18 months. Medium risk. Looking at Eastern Europe but the issues with Russia had made a lot of what I had been looking at, more "expensive".
Where Russians are still able to invest prices have gone up, in other Eastern/Central European cities where Russians cannot invest anymore prices are going down.
@@TheWanderingInvestor I appreciate the reply. Well, I am signed up for the newsletter and have the bell notifications on. I will wait patiently for a nice oppurtunity.
Hi. Are you plan on going to Serbia this year? If so, can you able to make a other video update about the country if things change out there? Excellent channel😊 Thank you!
Not this year. But real estate prices have gone ballistic.
@@TheWanderingInvestor Aw man. That's crazy that the real estate prices has gone up. I'm actually going there for the trip. I thought about living there in Serbia
Can you please cover Germany (preferably Berlin) ?
Ok you are so true ! Where in europe to invest now ?
Horror.
Real estate is a pretty bad idea compared to btc
That’s not bad at all. In china it takes 30-50 yrs of your salary to get a 60m2 apt. That’s if u don’t eat and drink. 😅
What about London?
Even worse. Variable interest rates and similar policies to Paris.
I have watched a lot of your stuff. What city do you think had the best real estate investment that you seem so far in the countries you travelled
It really depends on your objectives and risk profile
@@TheWanderingInvestor I guess appreciation and mid to low risk at this point in my career.
@@buyfixrentrepeat1270 That video on multifamily housing in the slightly dodgy area of Playa del Carmen.
@@TheWanderingInvestor Yeah that looked like a good deal I remember thinking that when I watched the video. It would need a place where it can be done many times over so I could own many doors so it would be worth it. If I remember correctly that was 10 doors for $50 k each. If it was more like 100 doors it would have sparked my interest a bit more. I was very surprised with the population growth
Most of this is just relative to your own greed. Money is money - if you are still making a profit then it is valid.
France, like Germany, is on suicide watch. I wouldn't invest a dime in either country.
Great video, very well articulated and so true
Haha Paris and none of the big metropolis in Europe
Very solid analysis. I run a buyers agency in Paris and we always tell clients to not to expect cashflow. Paris is a long term trophy investment with a finite supply. This said, with mid term/corporate rentals (not subject to rent controls) people can hit 3% net of costs and taxes.
make a video soon with same topic but the real estate is on Belgium, Germany, all about real estate in the eu countries too. thanks!😉🔺
Similar situation in many Western-EU countries apart from Italy
The price is too damn high!
Can you do such video for Sofia Bulgaria
Now this is what you call an expert and an analyst. I'm also in real estate, but Ladislas is always the top. I haven't found anyone else with more experience than him yet.
Thank you 🙏
Auckland, New Zealand was 14x median house price to median household income 12 months ago - today its 10x.
Nature is healing
It is also extremely expensive. All in all not a good idea
Vive la France!!!
Salut ladislas. je suis d'accord avec toi sur le fait que paris intra muros soit surcôté. Cependant, j'investis actuellement à la plaine saint denis, à 15 min du stade de france à pied dans un appartement à 4500 euros environ du m². c'est pour faire de la location saisonnière (300 euros par jour pour les jeux olympiques, 100 euros le reste du temps). Le quartier n'est pas super mais il est collé à paris et il changera dans les années à venir.
Il existe donc encore des opportunités à paris
Intéressant. Merci pour le partage.
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