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· Where to buy holiday homes ?
As property prices fall across Europe, the chance of owning a holiday home abroad may never be better. And with sterling struggling against foreign currencies – touching a six-month low against the euro on Thursday – it may be wise to get moving sooner rather than later. But where are the bargains?
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· The leaseback schemes in France
France property has traditionally been a hot favourite with second home buyers and buy-to-let investors, thanks to the country’s strong rental potential. Today, it remains a popular property investment destination, with some developers introducing the idea of a leaseback scheme to appeal to investors looking for a long term opportunity and reliable rental returns.
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· The housing market in the major cities and towns of France
The study by French mortgage specialist Crédit Foncier examined the housing market in the major cities and towns of France.
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· Argentina's real estate market uncertain
The outlook for the Argentine business environment continues to be threatened by a number of factors. The uncertain political landscape is a major deterrent to foreign investment, especially with the direction of economic policy in the balance.
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· Russians are the biggest foreign investors of property on the Gold Coast in Australia
Australia's long sandy beaches have long tempted travelers from around the world, but it is no longer just sun, surf and sand luring Russians 'down under'. Recent research has revealed that buyers from the Russian Federation are now the biggest foreign investors of residential property on the Gold Coast, one of Australia's most renowned beachside destinations.
posted on: 2016-01-05 14:29:39 comments: 6 score: 5 / 1002
· Chinese buyers fuel top-end property boom in Australia
Nik Jonston is a man on a mission. Next week, the Brighton estate agent will fly to Shanghai with the aim of selling 30 of Melbourne's most expensive homes to Chinese buyers. It will be the first time a Melbourne agency has attended the China International Luxury Property Show, but it is just one example of a phenomenon that has transformed Australia's residential market.
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· Brazil one of the best place to invest in the world
Brazil has the added advantages of excellent infrastructure, an integrated transportation network, advanced manufacturing expertise, a highly-skilled workforce and low labour costs.
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· Cheap ski properties in Austria
Cheaper than France and Switzerland, the Austrian Alps are also relaxing some of the restrictions on foreign buyers.
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· Brazil is the 21st-century power to watch
Yet Brazil is a country with outstanding potential, a welcoming and richly diverse people, excellent food and several world-class companies.
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· Short term Investment in chinese property market not advisable
All indications are showing us that short-term investment in China is not advisable, as government initiatives to slow down the economy are proving extremely effective We see property developers losing money, a credit crunch looming, and share prices dropping in China. Selling is the flavor du jour, as doom and gloom sentiments grow on the Chinese property market. How do we know a market crunch is looming?
posted on: 2015-10-05 13:03:36 comments: 1 score: 4 / 865