Looking for a country to make a high rentability real estate investment

[vehzag]

You guys seem very limited.
You only show moscow.
Russia is not only moscow but people in other big citzies which wealth need to catch up with russian major cities.
And no russian ruble is backed by gold.Educate yourself.
Just because you lived in moscow in the past that doesn't make you a good forcaster of prices in rest of russia for real estates.
You understand what a deflationary monetary system is right ?
You understand what will happen with the ruble in a commodity cycle right ?



They can buy anything they want outside of western countries which in the future are even uninterresting.
I focus on BRICS and there is no problem.

I lived in many cities there not only Moscow
My family doesn’t live in Moscow
In just a regular average city
But I don’t mind you having your own truth
Just be polite here, you don’t even know who are you talking to but throwing frases like ‘haven’t heard smth more stupid’ or ‘educate yourself’ doesn’t give you additional credit of expertise

And still no, rouble is not backed by gold, neither btc (unfortunately )
There is no gold standard in Russia

 

[OffshoreDude]

Aren't most real estate investments in "legacy countries" doomed to fail in the long run, because of their demographic decline, which affects both appreciation and cashflow (reduced demand, what leads to declining rents and vacancies)?

 

[Cloudbanck]

Aren't most real estate investments in "legacy countries" doomed to fail in the long run, because of their demographic decline, which affects both appreciation and cashflow (reduced demand, what leads to declining rents and vacancies)?

Yeah, demographics will have a huge impact on real estate. One can already see this in countries that are ahead of the curve in the decline like Japan. There, houses on the countryside are remarkably cheap, and sometimes left abandoned. Tokyo is still holding up pretty well though.

I think attractive cities, and other places people want to move to like beach/lake/mountain towns will not notice much of the demographic decline, whereas it can be dramatic elsewhere. I think millionaires migrating patterns will matter a lot too, real estate in places receiving millionaires will still do fine. For 2024 places receiving millionaires were: UAE, Singapore, US, Canada, Switzerland, Australia, Italy, Portugal, Greece. Lots of legacy countries in there actually.

 

[369]

Aren't most real estate investments in "legacy countries" doomed to fail in the long run, because of their demographic decline, which affects both appreciation and cashflow (reduced demand, what leads to declining rents and vacancies)?

RE would be long down as demographic grow is dramaticly if not artificially pumped via immigration.

 

[369]

I lived in many cities there not only Moscow
My family doesn’t live in Moscow
In just a regular average city
But I don’t mind you having your own truth
Just be polite here, you don’t even know who are you talking to but throwing frases like ‘haven’t heard smth more stupid’ or ‘educate yourself’ doesn’t give you additional credit of expertise

And still no, rouble is not backed by gold, neither btc (unfortunately )
There is no gold standard in Russia

If you don't understand monetary system i simple call it you don't understand it

Here a nice article for you so maybe you can catch up a bit what is going on expacially as you lived in moscow and your family in average cities.

https://www.birchgold.com/blog/news/russia-gold-standard/

 

[Armani]

What about Japan?

Does anybody know how is the market, especially for short term rentals (airbnb) since tourism is booming like never before?

 

[dany]

Occupied one? Easy

What do you mean ?

 

[OffshoreDude]

Does anybody know how is the market, especially for short term rentals (airbnb) since tourism is booming like never before?

In my opinion, every short-term rental venture anywhere is in constant danger of sudden regulation that hinders or even prohibit such activities, or make it unprofitable with special taxes or state fees.

 

[vehzag]

What do you mean ?

As I explained above
If you know how to deal with okupas and find the occupied flat at very low price
You can negotiate with okupas the conditions that they are ready to move out with
And then close the deal with potential seller of such property