Dubai and selected Gulf markets
Middle East
Residency pathways, freehold rules, developer risk, title clarity, banking practicality, and liquidity depth.
Regions
Jurisdictions selected through discipline, not fashion.
Aurum reviews property corridors through legal clarity, market depth, banking practicality, privacy, succession needs, and the likelihood that the client can exit without disorder.
Switzerland, Monaco, Portugal, and prime city markets
Europe
Ownership restrictions, disclosure regimes, succession planning, local counsel requirements, and long-term holding costs.
Citizenship-linked and tax-neutral jurisdictions
Caribbean
Program integrity, resort-management contracts, rental assumptions, title protections, and exit liquidity.
Mauritius and related Africa-linked corridors
Indian Ocean
Residency frameworks, treaty networks, developer quality, bank onboarding, and family-use practicality.
Singapore and selected gateway markets
Asia-Pacific
Foreign-buyer restrictions, tax exposure, banking controls, governance standards, and regional business alignment.
Evaluation Questions
A promising market is not the same thing as a suitable mandate.
Can the client own, finance, and exit cleanly?
Are counterparties, developers, and agents independently verifiable?
Do privacy and reporting duties match the client's tolerance?
Does the asset still make sense if residency incentives change?
Jurisdiction Review