Charlie Mullins on International House Hunting for Non-Doms
Current Trends in International House Hunting
Charlie Mullins highlights how the government’s proposed changes to non-dom tax regulations are influencing affluent expatriates to seek residences abroad. Countries like Switzerland, Monaco, and Italy are vying for attention, offering various tax incentives and luxurious living conditions.
The Draw of Switzerland
- Switzerland's low taxes and stunning landscapes appeal to many.
- Geneva and Zurich are popular choices for wealthy buyers.
Monaco's Allure
- Monaco boasts zero tax on income and capital gains.
- Limited property availability increases demand and prices.
Italy's Emerging Profile
- Italy's flat tax policy has enhanced its attractiveness.
- High property demand in places like Milan is causing a supply crunch.
The Appeal of Miami
Miami’s zero-tax environment has made it increasingly appealing to wealthy expatriates, with significant investments transforming the city into a luxury real estate hub.
Dubai and Singapore: New Contenders
Dubai’s tax-free appeal and Singapore’s family-friendly policies are drawing an influx of affluent buyers seeking investment opportunities and top-tier living standards.
The Future of London
Despite the uncertainties surrounding non-dom tax legislation, London remains a prime choice due to its unrivaled education and cultural offerings.
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