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Croatian property on the up

Croatian property is becoming an increasingly popular option for overseas investors looking for affordable property in a good climate. Most investors in the area are English, Irish and Dutch, Slavica Gavranic, manager of Croatian estate agent Dubrovnik Sun, told Reuters. The Adriatic city of Dubrovnik is reportedly the most popular area, where property prices can […]

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Migration boosting demand for Canadian property

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has reported that people moving into British Columbia (BC) from abroad and from other provinces has increased demand for property in the region. Carol Frketich, BC regional economist for the CMHC, said that between 1998 and 2002, the Canadian property market experienced a slowdown in construction as around

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Developer celebrating boom in Indian property

Indian property developer Unitech has toasted the current boom that is taking place in the country’s property market, having seen its quarterly profit to March rise to 354.6 million rupees (£4.2 million). This is an increase of 450 per cent compared to the 64.5 million rupees of profit that Unitech experienced in the quarter up

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India and China identified among emerging markets

Countries such as India and China have been identified by overseas property investors as potential growth markets for the future, according to reports. Other regions noted as possibly beneficial areas for investment at the Reuters real estate summit in New York included Russia, Mexico, Japan and parts of South America. These markets have been recognised

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Commercial Australian property remains healthy

Fears that commercial Australian property is headed for a slump have been dismissed by forecasters, although potential future points of concern were identified. Retail and industrial property in the country were recognised as positive by John Talbot, head of capital markets at property and investment managers Jones Lang LaSalle, according to the Western Australian Business

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Indian property to become more available for investors

It has been announced that investment in Indian property is to become a more viable option for those in the property market, as guidelines have been approved for real estate mutual funds. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has authorised a Real Estate Mutual Fund Scheme (REMFS) which will have an objective to

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