18 May European mortgages explained: Switzerland Mortgages in Switzerland have a basic, straightforward idea but are subject to rather strict lending rules. Banks are currently using a... Continue reading
18 May European mortgages explained: Germany There are many particularities regarding mortgages in Germany. Several requirements need to be fulfilled to qualify; they differ from ... Continue reading
18 May The economy of Nuremberg Nuremberg is the second-largest city in Bavaria after Munich. According to the population register in December 2021 530,222 people had ... Continue reading
17 May Nuremburg property market Nuremberg isn’t known as a significant real estate location even though it has been the economic and cultural centre of Northern Bavari... Continue reading
17 May The Frankfurt property market (Germany) Frankfurt am Main is growing – as a stable business location, internationally important financial centre and European transportation hu... Continue reading
17 May German mortgages explained In the legal sense, a mortgage is the right with which a bank or building society secures a mortgage loan. The mortgage secures a plot ... Continue reading
17 May The economy of Frankfurt Frankfurt is known as a commercially oriented city that has made trade fairs and congress epicenters home in the most populous city in ... Continue reading
17 May Understanding German Mortgages. Mortgage lenders in Germany allow you to borrow up to 100% of the property value (although you will have to cover some other costs of b... Continue reading
07 Jan How to get a mortgage Ireland There are many factors which play a huge role in your mortgage deal. Before starting to look for a house you should check with the lend... Continue reading
07 Jan Low rate mortgage Ireland Ireland is a country with the second-highest mortgage rates. Despite a slight dropping in 2021 the rates borrowers still overpay more t... Continue reading