Overseas Property
Want a second home where you know your investment is safe?
In these turbulent times wouldn’t it be nice to buy a 2nd home away from it all where you can be sure of days of sunshine in a glorious setting and where your investment is safe? Turkey is the answer.
Mexico property favourable for investment in 2009
Mexico is a favourable market for property investment for 2009 an industry expert has stated. Les Calvert director of upcoming property portal Property Abroad, said: "Mexico will certainly be a market we will be recommending in 2009.
Invest in overseas property and get a guaranteed return
Whilst the credit crunch has given the international property market a knock, buyers can still invest in overseas property and generate a guaranteed return of 15% in the first three years.
Belize property a great holiday home or investment
An industry expert has stated that properties in Belize -- like several other Latin American countries -- continued to grow in value rapidly through the beginning of the credit-crunch, and are holding their value now as the credit-crunch continues to become more severe.
Smaller is better in Bulgaria
In Bulgaria, one of the unforeseen consequences of the global financial crisis is the resurging popularity of small residential complexes. Before the downturn, many investors favoured larger, capital intensive projects built on a huge scale.
Spanish property bargain
The price of a two-bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse which has been used as a show home at Desert Springs – Europe’s only international award-winning luxury family resort and championship desert golf course in the Almeria region of south-east Spain – has been reduced by almost a quarter to help secure an early buyer.
Buyers still highly motivated to purchase in Southern Spain
The desire for British and Irish buyers to purchase an investment property or holiday home in southern Spain is as strong as ever, despite the financial restrictions of the credit crunch. This desire is being fuelled by the need to bolster diminishing pensions.
Pents back on market at Brazil’s Pipa Beleza
At a development launch prime units sell quickly to the early birds and in the case of the boutique resort of Pipa Beleza that meant the penthouses. With sunny rooftop solarium and optional Jacuzzi from which to soak up the sunsets, these two bedroom duplex units literally raced off the plans.
Scarborough Group International sales success
Global property specialist Scarborough Group International’s (SGI) worldwide expansion plans continue with sales at a luxury townhouse development in China.
How to play the current Spanish property market
The Spanish property market isn’t particularly conducive to moving right now, but it is to improving. With plenty of tradesmen twiddling their thumbs you can drive a hard bargain, take advantage of the downturn, do some serious renovations and reap the rewards when the market picks up.
South Koreans snap up Canada property
The number of South Koreans buying homes in Canada doubled between June and July this year, and when figures are released for the final quarter a similar increases are expected.
Superior development in glorious Turkey
Nirvana International, specialists in selling homes in Turkey, are proud to announce the marketing of a luxury development of style and sophistication set on a stunning verdant green hillside yet within easy reach of popular Kalkan resort.
World Bank loan may boost Polish resale market
The World Bank has agreed to give the Polish government the €975 million it asked for in the summer to help fund a series of fiscal reforms and wider economic changes aimed at improving conditions for businesses, develop more skilled workers and making public finances more efficient.
Yet more silverware for Morocco’s Le Jardin de Fleur resort
Winning awards is becoming a bit of a habit for the Le Jardin de Fleur projects on Morocco’s northern Mediterranean-facing coastline.
Pound-euro parity promotes creativity in Spanish real estate
Seven years ago back in January 2002 the pound bought a mighty 1.61 euros. Now it’ll buy a smidgen more than one, its weakest point since the euro’s inception exactly a decade ago. This is a massive blow to an already faltering Spanish property market.