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Listing · UK

Popular in UK

The Exchange

Penn Road, Watford WD24 4AD, United Kingdom

GBP 297,500 – 700,000
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Popular in Slovakia

Terraced House on Sadová, Poprad

Poprad, Poprad

From EUR 519,000
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INTRIC· Blog

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15 min readPerspectivesUnited Kingdom

London remains the anchor for Gulf HNW capital in 2026. Here is why the case holds, and how the 2025 non-dom reform reshapes the strategy rather than ending it.

Popular in UAE

This 29-storey waterfront tower rises above the harbour in a master-planned maritime district of Dubai, offering 158 premium one, two, and three-bedroom apartments. Every residence features floor-to-ceiling glass framing panoramic views of the Arabian Gulf and the city skyline. The 249-hectare community sits between two historic districts, positioned 20 minutes from Downtown Dubai, 15 from the international airport, and 5 from the beachfront, with water on multiple sides ensuring sea views cannot be obstructed by future construction. Residents enjoy infinity pools overlooking the Gulf, a wellness spa, a gymnasium, a business centre, and landscaped podium gardens, with a waterfront promenade providing access to dining and retail. Request Access to view full project details, pricing, and availability.

Riva Residences

Dubai Maritime City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

AED 2,530,000 – 5,800,000
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INTRIC· City guide

Popular in Germany

8 min read
Germany

Munich is Germany's most expensive city and its strongest property market on a fundamentals basis. The Bavarian capital combines blue-chip corporate employers (BMW, Siemens, Allianz, MunichRe), Germany's lowest unemployment, and a constrained land supply hemmed in by Alpine geography. The result is a market where average residential prices have nearly tripled since 2010 and gross yields have compressed below 3% in central districts. Prices in core neighborhoods like Altstadt-Lehel, Maxvorstadt and Schwabing range from EUR 9,500 to EUR 18,000 per square metre. Outer ring districts offer EUR 6,500-9,000 per sqm. Rental yields run 2.8-3.5% gross -- the lowest in Germany -- but with the strongest rental demand and the most defensive tenant base (professionals on Bavarian salaries are roughly 20% above the German average). For international buyers, Munich is a pure capital-preservation play with currency-hedged Eurozone safety and an A+ tenant pool. Yield-focused investors should look elsewhere; long-term wealth-protection buyers consistently rank Munich as a top-3 European destination alongside Zurich and Geneva.

Popular in Germany

Koppelweg 14, Kakenstorf (385288)

Koppelweg 14, 21255, Kakenstorf

From EUR 149,000
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INTRIC· Neighbourhood

Popular in France

11 min read
France
Belle Époque PrestigeGolden Square LuxuryDesigner Shopping

Nice's Belle Époque 'Golden Square' of palace hotels, designer boutiques and seafront prestige.