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Five reasons wealthy families are investing in real estate overseas

Daniel Shindleman is a bridge builder. As managing director of a Swiss firm that advises on and brokers real estate transactions, he acts as a conduit for Canadian families looking for European real estate.

it’s never been easier to invest in another country. The interconnectivity and increasing sophistication of the global economy has simplified things.   

As a result, Canadian families, with the guidance of advisors, are increasingly looking to invest in property to diversify their portfolios. But it’s up to family offices to ensure they are aware of the tax implications, legal frameworks and cultural differences before making an international leap.

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