Portugal remains one of the most welcoming property markets in Europe for overseas buyers. Whether you want a holiday apartment in the Algarve, a second home in Lisbon or a long-term investment in Porto, ownership rules are the same for you as for Portuguese citizens. There are no nationality-based restrictions,Continue Reading
France remains one of the most popular destinations for British buyers. From Alpine chalets and Dordogne farmhouses to Parisian apartments and Riviera villas, the pull of French property has not faded since Brexit. What has changed are the rules around how long you can stay, how you finance the purchase,Continue Reading
Buying UK property from abroad already involves currency transfers, unfamiliar tax rules and remote decision making. Add a property chain to the mix and the risks multiply. A chain links your purchase to the buying and selling plans of strangers, and when you cannot walk into an estate agent’s officeContinue Reading
Buying a luxury flat in London means buying into a lease, and every lease comes with a service charge. For overseas buyers, the service charge is often the least understood line in the purchase costs, yet it is the bill that keeps arriving long after completion. Unlike stamp duty orContinue Reading
Since the United Kingdom left the European Union, British buyers have been asking the same question: can UK citizens still buy property in Spain after Brexit? The short answer is yes. There are no restrictions on foreign nationals buying Spanish property, and the purchase process itself works almost exactly asContinue Reading
The UK countryside attracts overseas buyers for many reasons: rolling pasture, heritage estates, privacy, and a land market with a centuries old reputation for security. For many international buyers, a farm, a stretch of arable land or a rural estate with acreage is the most appealing way into the BritishContinue Reading
UK property auctions attract overseas buyers for one simple reason: speed. When the hammer falls, contracts exchange immediately and the purchase typically completes within 28 days. That certainty appeals to investors who want to avoid long chains, gazumping and months of negotiation. The good news is that you do notContinue Reading
What Lex Koller means for foreign buyers of Swiss property, who is exempt, cantonal quotas, and how the rules affect UK based buyers of luxus immobilien in Switzerland.Continue Reading
Where to look for a UK luxury estate in 2026, from Surrey’s private gated estates to the Cotswolds, with what drives value and supply in each area.Continue Reading