Individuals deriving income from Mauritian sources are subject to income tax. In July 2025, new rates in the progressive tax system were introduced with tax rates from 0% up to 20% were introduced. No ...

Transactional activity in the Bahamian housing market has moderated from its post-pandemic peak, but the market is expected to stay robust, supported by close ties to the United States and resilient ...

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The Hungarian housing market continues to recover, with sales prices demonstrating accelerating growth against the background of sluggish supply-side activity and increased demand for mortgages ...

The UK residential housing market is undergoing a measured recovery, supported by moderate price growth and gradually easing mortgage rates, while persistent supply constraints and evolving government ...

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Georgia's housing market remains fundamentally strong, with residential property prices continuing their upward trajectory, driven by robust demand and a healthy economy. This extended overview from ...

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Fueled by long-standing supply constraints, continuously growing prices temper sales activity in the Slovenian housing market despite the strong underlying demand and improving lending conditions.

The Dominican Republic’s housing market remains on a strong growth path, with residential property prices rising rapidly due to sustained demand from both domestic buyers and international investors.