U.S Needs more Foreigners to Invest in its real estate

In the year 2016, the real estate business in the United States of America is likely to attract an increased number of foreigners who will invest in the properties of that country. This is because New York has been found to be in the top position as the target market according to a survey conducted by Association of Overseas Investors in Real Estate. The opinion of the majority The result of this survey revealed that not less than 64 percent of the respondents are positive about making a significant contribution to the Real Estate of the United States. This is not the only positive news in this regard. It has also been found that as much as 31 percent of the people who participated in this survey are willing to maintain the investments they have made or even reinvest their money in the Real Estate of the United States. No threat to investment The good news is, among the 200 people that participated in this informative survey, none showed an interest in causing a significant decrease  in the amount they plan to invest in this regard. Another factor that boosts investments in United States is the unfriendly economic situation in other parts of the world.  For instance  slow down in Chinese economy, recession in Brazil and immigration crisis in Europe have projected the United States of America as the safest country to invest in at present. Most of the investors to the United States come from various parts of the world including Asia Australia Europe and Canada. The properties they are willing to invest in are as  diverse as the places they come from. It has been found that most people are willing to put their money into office towers, apartment buildings, shopping malls and hotels. With is new policy the United States is likely to be successful in attracting more investors. So, if you are looking to use the US Work Visa, please fill our enquiry form so that one of our consultants will reach you to entertain your queries. Also, you can subscribe to our newsletter at y-axis.com Original Source: Visareporter