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The dynamics of real estate markets in the two main cities of Georgia are different: in Tbilisi everything is stable, and on the coast – rapid growth.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s recent visit to Kiev has two strategic goals. One of them is the acquisition of a Ukrainian bank.

Sumar’s leftist coalition has introduced a proposal in Congress to ban cash rent payments.

In the market of ulta-expensive real estate (from $10 mln), Dubai ranks first, Logos Press reported citing Prian.

The largest U.S. banks JPMorgan Chase & Co., Goldman Sachs Group and Bank of America have increased their bonus funds for bankers and traders by at least 10%, capitalizing on market fluctuations in 2025, according to Logos Press.

In 2025, the production of trawls for the transportation of oversized cargo in Ukraine increased by 18% year-on-year to 415 units, according to Logos Press.

Zurich, Switzerland’s largest financial center, is launching a large-scale project to combat the housing crisis. There are practically no vacant apartments in the city: only 0.1% of space is available. This affects rental prices, pushing the middle class out of the city.

Mercedes-Benz together with developer Binghatti unveiled a large-scale residential project Mercedes-Benz Places Binghatti City in Dubai, which will consist of 12 residential skyscrapers and will be designed for about 13 thousand apartments, reports Logos Press.

In Greece with a shortage of real estate – huge amounts of empty housing: they call the figures of 500 thousand houses and more than 2 million units, reports Logos Press with reference to Prian.

Germany could become a great military power by 2030, but its military dominance could eventually lead to division and competition on the continent, according to Logos Press.

Real household income per capita in the EU has increased by about 7%, compared to the pre-pandemic period. However, the changes between 2019 and 2024 vary widely from country to country, Logos Press reported.

The Latvian parliament did not approve the opposition’s amendments to reduce VAT on energy resources to 5%, Logos Press reported.
