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The obsession of buying properties: why some countries get it while others don’t
By Property Soul  •  July 18, 2014
c2feb9fe-38e6-49b6-bfe2-35bdcfefd4f9-460x276 Finally, Germany won the World Cup. The team didn’t get to keep the 18-carat gold trophy, but they were happier to take home a whopping $35 million prize money. Mind you, it is another $35 million on top of the economic powerhouse’s $3.7 trillion GDP. So the richest are getting richer. Advantages of being the odd one Being the largest country in the EU, Germany has long been head and shoulders above the rest of the EU countries in terms of economy, much to the jealousy of the rest of the Europeans. The Germans are just too industrious, uptight and thrifty on European standard. (If you’ve worked for a German boss you would agree. But honestly I like my ex-German boss – innovative, precise and to the point – the same reasons why I like driving German cars.) Imagine all youngsters are having fun partying but one hardworking ......
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By Property Soul
I have developed a strong passion for properties since young. In my 20s, I was relocated to Singapore where I bought my first condominium unit at the end of 2002. I added four more to my property portfolio in 4 ½ years’ time. I never expected their total value could be doubled in just a few years.
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