South Korean property investors make their presence felt

In the first quarter of 2012, the number of property purchases made by South Koreans increased significantly when compared to the previous quarter.

JOLT Act set to boost U.S. overseas property market

The tourism and overseas property market in the US is expected to improve with a new act that has been introduced into the US Senate.

Asian Shares Drop Over Concern with US and European Markets

A bad day on global markets was compounded by declines in Asian shares on Wednesday. Fears over the health of European and US economies caused prices to drop, with prices showing slumps on many major Asian stock indexes at the end of trading.

New UK stamp duty could scare off overseas property investors

Overseas buyers who are looking towards the UK for property investment might be more cautious as a result of the Chancellor’s introduction of higher stamp duty on luxury properties.

UK expats have no regrets about moving abroad

The majority of expats who left the UK for a new life overseas did not regret their decision, according to a new survey.

U.S. economy making slow growth

The U.S. economy made a gradual upward turn in the last three months of 2011, according to the country’s Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Indian rupee falls but experts predict growth

The Indian rupee fell by 12 places against the US dollar as a result of the month end dollar demand from importers.

Brits enjoy European holidays as pound grows stronger

The number of Brits heading on holiday to Europe increased last year, and figures are expected to rise throughout 2012.

Euro hits 8 week high against the Dollar

The Euro has bucked the trend of depreciation after hitting an 8-week high against the dollar.

Returning Canadian Homebuyers need to prove financial credibility

Returning Canadians who want to become homeowners may face a barrage of paperwork and checks in order to assure lenders of their healthy credit ratings.

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