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Asuntokaupan, juridiikan ja markkinoiden näkemyksiä ympäri Eurooppaa.15 artikkelia
Bostadsrätt muistuttaa asunto-osakeyhtiötä, mutta ei ole sama. 8 eroa, jotka suomalaisen ostajan on tiedettävä mökistä, tarjouksesta ja lainasta.
Sweden cut the minimum deposit from 15% to 10% on April 1, 2026. Here is what changed, who benefits, and what buyers should know before applying for a mortgage.
Spain proposed a 100% surcharge on non-EU property buyers. As of March 2026, the bill has stalled in congress. Here is what that means for foreign buyers now.
Prague apartment prices rose 9% last year and supply remains 20% below demand. Here is the complete guide for foreign buyers: legal checks, ownership types, and what to verify.
You cannot sign a Spanish property deed, pay taxes, or open a bank account without a NIE number. Here is what it is, how to get one, and how long it takes.
Sweden lets any foreigner buy a sommarstuga with no residency required. Here is the full step-by-step process, from coordination number to signed contract.
No notário, no CPCV with sinal, no progressive IMT. 8 differences Portuguese buyers must know about bostadsrätt, lagfart and Swedish mortgages.
No notaio, no proposta with caparra, no rogito. 8 differences Italian buyers must know about bostadsrätt, lagfart, imposta di registro and box 3.
No notaire, no compromis de vente, no 10-day SRU cooling off. 8 differences French buyers must know about bostadsrätt, lagfart and Swedish mortgages.
Skåne is cheaper than Copenhagen, but bostadsrätt is not andelsbolig and Öresund commuters must file in both countries. 8 differences Danes must know.
No notaris, no 3 days bedenktijd, no VvE. 8 differences Dutch buyers must know about bostadsrätt, lagfart, Swedish mortgages, and box 3 tax.
Sweden offers no notary, open SMS bidding, lower mortgage rates, and a cooperative share model. Here are 8 differences from Czechia you must know first.
A strong NOK makes Sweden cheap, but bostadsrätt is not borettslag and lagfart is not dokumentavgift. 8 differences Norwegian buyers must know first.
No Notar, no Grundbuchauszug, no Schufa. 8 differences German buyers of Swedish cottages and apartments must know about BRF, lagfart, and mortgages.
Sweden has no notary, open SMS bidding, and you buy a share in a cooperative. Here are 8 differences from Spain that Spanish buyers must know first.