AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMiami Education Boost: Hedge-fund billionaire Ken Griffin is backing Carnegie Mellon with a $3 billion gift, including $2 billion to build a Miami campus expected to admit students in 2028—another signal of how wealth is reshaping local real estate demand. Geopolitics Meets Property: Lithuania is moving to restrict Russian and Belarusian purchases near strategic sites, with inheritance carve-outs and a potential start date of Jan. 1, 2027. Argentina Rural Land Shift: Argentina’s Supreme Court cleared the way for unlimited foreign purchases of rural land by striking down a prior 15% foreign-ownership cap, reopening the rural real estate market. Bahamas Wealth-Planning Rules: The Bahamas plans to remove VAT from trust services and certain property transfers into trusts, alongside a new Family Office Programme aimed at attracting international private wealth. Housing Infrastructure Court Order: South Africa’s Eastern Cape court ordered Nelson Mandela Bay to fix a housing project stalled for over 20 years. Funding the Gold Rush: Gold miners are leaning on streams, convertibles and gold loans as capital sources diversify, while central banks keep buying.
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