Overseas property investors could be missing out on an opportunity by focusing on the traditional coastal areas of Cyprus and ignoring the potential ventures situated inland, according to Assetz. Gradually rising prices of Cypriot property in the island’s countryside and development potential are reportedly being overlooked. Investors are traditionally more interested in the better known […]
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The prospect of a crash in European house prices is now a less likely possibility for overseas property investors than was previously thought, reports claim. Rising interest rates had been expected to lead to a sudden drop in demand in the European property market, Reuters reports, but it is now anticipated that the slowdown may
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People interested in overseas property investments will be able to attend a number of exhibitions which are being held across the UK in September. The Overseas Property Expo organisation has confirmed that it will be holding shows at the Radisson Hotel in Galway between September 1st and 3rd, at Limerick Racecourse on the same dates
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Overseas property investors are currently being attracted to the market for Indian property as the sector continues to flourish based on positive economic growth. According to property and finance website in2perspective, 2006 has been a good year for Indian property, getting off to a positive start when the government opened the construction and development sector
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The market for Portuguese property is still a healthy and popular one, according to the latest research from currency specialist HiFX. Overseas property investors appear to be maintaining their interest in the Iberian country, despite strong competition from established areas such as France and Spain and emerging countries like Bulgaria and Croatia. People from the
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Prices of UK property increased by 0.8 per cent in August, according to a Nationwide report, creating a “firm” market for people selling a house in the UK. The annual rate of inflation stands at 6.6 per cent higher than last year, representing an increase for the third consecutive month. Fionnuala Earley, Nationwide’s group economist,
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Homes on the west coast of Britain have been tipped as the most profitable in seaside areas for UK property investors, having seen the strongest levels of house price growth in the past five years. The seaside town to see the largest degree of growth is in fact on the east coast. Seaham, in County
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Bulgarian property is set to become a more widely accessible investment option in the near future following the confirmation that a company has planned a number of new developments in the country. The Lewis Charles Sofia Property Fund has announced that it has bought â¬2.62 million (£1.77 million) worth of land near the Pirin National
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The number of Brits choosing to invest in the Bulgarian property market has had an overwhelming impact on one small town in the country. According to a report in the Independent, the influx of Brits has turned the town of Bansko in Bulgaria into a “small corner of Britain in a foreign field”, as the
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Cape Verde is becoming a destination of desire for Brits looking to buy property abroad, according to the latest research. Currency specialist HiFX found that the number of Brits enquiring about property on the island more than doubled â and almost trebled â since March 2006. While just five per cent of enquiries about buying
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