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Michael Gerasimov

Real Estate Adviser

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About Me

Investing in real estate is exciting and a sound choice. Not to mention, that it’s great to have a job that challenges me and I enjoy.

my expertise in the industry

Investment adviser for Tranio, international real estate broker.
We closed over 300 deals over the last two years and our clients have reported 100% satisfaction with the way we conduct business. Our strategic intent is to establish ourselves in the global real estate market.

Michael's Recent Activity

"Higher education is a tangible asset for future generations and, as international mobility increases, demand for quality institutions is growing. According to the OECD, by 2025, there will be 8 million people studying abroad. In Europe, there is a market for student accommodation — particularly in the UK and Germany.", says one of the recent reports from Tranio.com. "The UK student property market is developed and in strong demand, thanks to the country’s history of academic excellence, world-renowned institutions as well as growing local and international demand for British university courses. The UK student property market attracted $6.5 billion in 2015, compared to only $3 billion in the US, which has far more students, according to a Savills report on worldwide investment trends. In the UK, student property is particularly popular with foreign investors from the US, Russia and the Middle East. American investments made up 80% of cross-border deals into this segment between September 2014 and 2015 accord to Savills. At the same time, LetterOne Treasury Services, a foundation led by Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman, invested $770 million into the Pure Student Living student housing management company in 2015." (Full report by Ivan Chepizhko, Tranio, drawing interesting comparisons between the UK and German student accommodation markets can be found here https://tranio.com/united-kingdom,germany/analytics/high_yields_and_growing_demand_for_student_property_in_the_uk_and_germany/)

From: Michael Gerasimov 29 February 2016 12:37 PM

I doesn't look anything like a market crash to me at all. It's true, London’s overheated market pushes investors (particularly international investors) out of London, so London estate agents are reporting a mass arrival of property back onto the market. That said, London is still a no. 1 choice amongst both international and domestic buyers. At the same time, investors are seeking more niche property like retirement homes and BTL student accommodation where average yields are more stable and demand is set to grow https://tranio.com/united-kingdom,germany/analytics/high_yields_and_growing_demand_for_student_property_in_the_uk_and_germany/

From: Michael Gerasimov 12 January 2016 08:29 AM

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