The Expat Money Show - With Mikkel Thorup 396: Paraguay: Where Capital is Clustering & Fortunes Are Being Made – Part 2
IN TODAY’S EPISODE
- Why the “Madrid” comparison matters: it’s not about bragging rights, it’s about the finishing that pulls high-quality tenants and strengthens demand
- The two exit paths almost every investor ignores (and why the wrong one can trap your capital longer than you planned)
- How this region of Paraguay fits into a larger economic story, why it’s a magnet for jobs, services, and growing businesses
- The difference between just buying “a unit” and buying into a micro-market, and why a micro-market is where the REAL money is made…
- How the benefits thatdon’tshow up on a spreadsheet are the ones that actually drive the long-term value we all seek
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