Overseas Property
Titan Properties adds Portugal to Portfolio
Titan Properties has been ferrying clients between Spain’s western Costa de la Luz and the gateway to the Algarve - Faro International Airport - for almost five years now, passing some attractive Portuguese property in the process.
World Cup host scores with property investors
Recent market volatility and the strength of the Euro has encouraged some Brits to look further a field to invest in property outside the traditional Eurozone markets.
St Vincent and The Grenadines - Goes International
St Vincent and the Grenadines is going international! Following a recent government press conference it has now being confirmed that work on the international airport has commenced following the delivery of the necessary heavy machinery and that it is anticipated that the new airport will open on time in 2011.
International integration
Malta is fast becoming the cosmopolitan capital of the Mediterranean. Its new 450 million Euros regeneration programme by Midi plc at Tigne Point and Manoel Island are being credited with a new found international integration, which ultimately is raising Malta’s profile and making Malta one of the most sought after ‘chic’ lifestyle destinations in the European arena.
Finland’s Lapland resort attracts year round rental
In the midst of an unspoilt Arctic wonderland lies the exotic Lappish resort of Levi. Renowned as one of Finland’s best and most extensive ski-areas, it offers snow-sure sking from November to May in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
Irish investors undeterred by recession
The economic recession in Ireland has had little impact on the number of Irish people investing in foreign properties, according to a leading French-based estate agent.
The best of both worlds in Bulgaria
Detached two bedroom villas at Seven Lakes, near the Bulgarian spa town of Dolna Banya, arguably offer investors one of the best locations in Bulgaria: 45 minutes from the capital city of Sofia, and only 15 minutes from Borovets, Bulgaria’s most popular ski resort, these golf villas offer strong potential for year-round rentals and mid to long term investment.
Beachfront property in high demand on the coast of Kenya
Medina Palms, KenyaMedina Palms, an environmentally sensitive residential development on the Kenyan coast, recently launched in Nairobi and is now over 40% sold.
Slice of paradise and shrewd investment
Overseas property specialists David Stanley Redfern Ltd currently have a remarkable development nestled away in a Costa Rican paradise.
You could own a home in a golfers paradise for just over £100,000
If golf is your passion why not own a property close to some amazing golf courses in both Italy and France? With over thirty courses within easy reach of the ancient village of Airole, you could take a month out and visit a different one every day!
A unique city location
It is difficult to find any words to describe the beauty and fascination of Venice. Before buying a property there you should be aware that you will need to do lots of walking and spend time on the ‘vaporetto, (water bus).
Phnom Penh real estate boom
After spending the last three decades struggling to recover from the legacy of the Khmer Rouge’s genocidal rule, Cambodia now finds itself in the midst of a real estate boom.
Costa del Sol bargain hunting
Rumour has it that the Costa del Sol is one big summer sale right now, 50% off, buy one get one free, but we’re not talking rails of marked-down clothing, but bricks and mortar.
Brits begin fight to reclaim millions from Spanish government
Hundreds of Britons who have sold a property in Spain between June 2004 and December 2006 have begun the fight to reclaim their money from the Spanish government, who overcharged them Capital Gains Tax by 20%.
US property boosted by reasons for economic competitiveness
The U.S. sub-prime housing market crash is rolling into its third year seemingly unabated, and several prominent economists have gone on record to say that the U.S. economy is already in recession.