Andrew Leroy is a writer for the Anisad.com blog with extensive industry experience. His articles provide readers with a unique perspective on the housing market, covering the latest trends, investme
In 2025, Donald Trump comes back to the White House. Now his major concern is to have more products in the U.S. under his ‘America First’ policy. That means higher taxes on products from other countries and more support for making things inside America. So, what does this mean
It’s becoming more expensive to build globally, and the construction industry is expected to feel the impact by 2025. Prices for core building materials are shifting again, and one big question is back on the table: are US import tariffs inflating building material prices, or is it more complicated
“Green” construction and the shift toward clean energy construction are becoming increasingly important to Americans. More and more homes are equipped with solar panels and built according to green home development standards, using sustainable technologies and materials. But suddenly, a barrier appeared on this path — the US tariffs on green
When the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) changes its interest rate, the whole world feels it — not just Americans. US Federal Reserve policy changes affect global interest rates and property values in countries far from Washington. We’ll explain how this mechanism works, what happens to housing market affordability, and
So, the elections and debates are over, and Trump is again at the head of the White House. The whole world is watching his every move closely. And there’s something to watch — his policies are often quite unexpected. Are changes coming to real estate? Investors want to know what
China does what it does best: turning cities into futuristic marvels powered by AI and 5G smart infrastructure. The country is simply changing urban landscapes right before our eyes and has already involved more than 500 cities in this activity! Just imagine! This undoubtedly speaks to the scale of the
Let’s be honest — most of us don’t get excited about tunnels, train lines, or power cables. But here’s the thing: these European mega-projects are way more than construction sites. They’re becoming the heart of Europe's new economy. These projects will decide where money flows,
Thinking about investing in Cyprus? This sunny island is a dream spot for many foreign buyers — but before you fall in love with a beachfront apartment, there’s one thing you should know: Cyprus is a divided island. And that makes a big difference when it comes to real estate.
In a world where everything constantly changes and grows, the pursuit of size continues in construction. Every country is trying to build something tall and grand. While it used to be necessary due to space limitations to accommodate more people in crowded cities, things have changed. Countries spend billions on
The city of the future, rising from the desert… sounds poetic, doesn’t it? But if you’re told this is in Saudi Arabia, no one would be surprised. After all, building palaces in the desert is nothing new for them. So, imagine a city where AI rules everything, there
Europe’s housing market is under pressure, and this time, migration is the reason. In 2024, 800,000 Ukrainians and 300,000 Belarusians moved to Poland. Warsaw sounds more multilingual than ever! The UK saw 728,000 migrants arrive in just one year. Millions of people cross European borders — for
A mortgage (in the context of buying a home in Europe) is a home loan that helps people purchase property by spreading payments over many years. Like it or not, for millions of Europeans, it’s the only way to own a home. What do the numbers say? Eurostat reports