Governments across the globe have recalibrated their approach towards remobilising the economy and introduced various reforms to ensure adequate liquidity in the system. This has resulted in lower interest rates across the world. In countries like India, the interest rate is near a two-decade low, for US and European countries it is near zero percent level. On the reform front, the Indian government has introduced various reforms such as reduction in stamp duty, additional liquidity support to NDFC and HFCs. Similarly, the British government has also announced stamp duty holiday that spurred the demand for real estate in the UK. The residential real estate market in countries like UK, Cyprus and Grenada has become more lucrative for ultra high net-worth individuals (UHNIs) and NRIs as a result of the increased transparency and ease in investment norms. Furthermore, the German government has implemented a temporary reduction in value-added tax to help the economy during the pandemic. All of these initiatives have brought global prices to an all-time low, creating an opportunity for the well-informed new generation investors.