There's a regulating tax called Euribor which determines the interest for inter-bank loans in the European Union; and this tax has been really low for quite some time, manly because of the financial crisis of 2008. 

Does "all" this info apply for European/Belgian citizens as well? 

Time Period: Between the year 1400 - 2016 (preferably something more current).Relevance: Must be relevant to the European and/or Chinese market.Possible Topics: Real estate housing market, finance, mortgages, market crash, market growth, etc.I originally wanted to write about the European market crash or the effect China would have on the surrounding nations if its market were to collapse.

I have a tuned lease package for individuals, but I don't know how much of it will apply in this situation.The interested business is most likely going to use the property for work visa immigrants to work in a nearby resort, probably from eastern European countries, but this is just a somewhat-wild/somewhat-educated guess based on local activity.

Admire your ambition, but can't help thinking that this is like one of those European vacations where you see 7 countries in 8 days.Can't imagine doing one of those because what are you really going to learn about a country in less than 24 hours?

Our Founding Fathers knew that government was the problem in England, Scotland, France and other Western European countries, so they came here and established a LIMITED power government.

All cabinets doors in house were flat  so I had a cabinet guy drill holes for european hinges--but there was barely enough thickness.  

Just as we are emerging from the worst global pandemic in a century, Russia launches the first major European ground offensive in 75 years.

Lots of Europeans invest in the US.I love Switzerland.

Our regions growth largely didnt start til the Kennedy administration, while other metro areas with ample multifamily housing stock had large growth during the 1800s to accommodate a large influx of European immigrants.Out entire metro area averages only 200 multifamily sales per year out of 70,000 home sales per year