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Not in china
It depends on the country. The EU, for example, has stricter foreign investment regulations than the United States, limiting buyers' availability for residential and commercial properties in some areas.
I'd say markets like Canada, Australia, and New Zealand have seen significant growth due to investor demand from China and other parts of Asia. Still, there are several spots around the world where buying property is relatively inexpensive and offers excellent opportunities for investors who can navigate the various laws that come into play when investing in international markets.
The international real estate market is undoubtedly growing, and many markets are beginning to boom. In particular, countries in the Asian-Pacific region have seen a significant increase in their real estate values due to an influx of foreign investment, rising population numbers, and rapidly growing economies.