For one Brian4liberty said "no real estate sale to foreigners" is law in
most countries. This is demonstrably false seeing as you can only come up with 4 countries.
And about those 4 countries, from your link.
In Vietnam, nobody can own land because the whole land is owned by the collective. Essentially we can take that out of the equation because they treat locals and foreigners the same when it comes to real estate ownership. The law says nobody can own real estate. Btw really hard to believe.
Greece - It did not say foreigners cannot own land, it says that non EU citizens just have to go through a few extra red tape. EU members are still foreigner and can own land and non EU members just have to go through a little extra red tape to won real estate. We have to exclude Greece.
Mexico - Again, land ownership in 3 of the 4 land type zones is hard/impossible for locals and foreigners but for the 4th zone? foreigners can own land just as easy as natives. So again, this is another country that treats locals the same as foreigners making it hard to own land in certain areas.
Thailand is the only one that I think meets the criteria of "no real estate sale to foreigners". There foreigner can partially buy real estate because they have to find a native to be a co investor where the native would have to own 60% of the real estate investment or foreigner cannot own more than 40%.
So essentially, we are talking about one country out of 200+ countries in the world. I also wonder if they looked at North Korea for this article
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