Which has nothing to do with what I said.
Properties in Europe that are priced significantly over market value will take years to sell as well, so it’s not really that different.
Which just shows that if the property is priced right, it will sell.
So apparently we agree, in that a foreigner (or anyone) selling a property at an attractive price should have no difficulty unloading it in a year, yes?
That said, if one buys a piece of farm land for 500k in the middle of nowhere and builds a 10M home on it, the home is not going to sell for 10M. But this has nothing to do with the fact that the seller is a foreigner with only a year to sell it, it’s just that no one wants it at 10M.