Lemme get this straight: I have no control when I have a highly liquid, fungible, instrument bottomed on hundreds, if not thousands, of assets across a continental or even global geography, and many asset classes, and I can buy or sell at a moment's notice.I DO have lots of control, however,when I buy a single asset class in the form of an illiquid, unfungible, single asset class that is highly localized, and subject to the whim and caprice of economically ignorant people and those who cater to them.No.

This has become a very common issue globally I see.

The first one who told me this over a beer at a Xmas party in a rare moment was the owner/founder of the global multi billion $ company I used to work for.

From Indias GIFT City to Israel the global real estate sector is experiencing changes that are set to transform the industry as we currently know it.As we stand at the threshold of an era, in estate lets welcome innovation seize opportunities and navigate towards a more promising future.

I keep seeing Moxi Global Mortgage and from the reviews I've seen they seem legit, just high interest.

In the shadow of a global economy facing its third consecutive year of deceleration, investors around the world are seeking strategies to steer through these challenging times.

Beyond its global fast-food empire, McDonald's strategic approach to real estate ownership and management has been a cornerstone of its enduring profitability.

"The cost of selling a home in the United States could shrink as a result of a global settlement with the National Association of Realtors."

"The cost of selling a home in the United States could shrink as a result of a global settlement with the National Association of Realtors."

Its global, the big dogs overseas are going to cook you in your own kitchen.