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.
Investors turn to Spain and Florida for property bargainsThe number of investors who want to buy up property in Spain and Florida has increased, according to research by TheMoveChannel.com.
Property prices in Cyprus expected to fall furtherA recent poll by a leading Cypriot property magazine suggests that people within the sector believe property prices will continue to fall in the country throughout 2012.
Investors fix their gaze on Eastern EuropeInvestment activity in the centre of Eastern Europe doubled in 2011 compared to 2010. The property markets of Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania reached €6.1 million in 2011, but only managed to reach €2.9 million in 2010.
Boom in overseas property development in PaphosPaphos, Cyprus has seen a boom in overseas buyers in the past 12 months, figures from the country’s land registry have revealed.
IMF issues upbeat bulletin for Hong KongThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) have issued a notably bullish prediction about the financial future for Hong Kong, suggesting the economy within the country could grow by up to 5.75% for 2011.
Economic gains contribute to Brazilian property surgeBrazil is at the centre of what has been described by one international analyst as
New study confirms emergence of Estonia
A new study by the Ober-Haus Baltic Apartment Price Index has suggested that the Estonian
IMF throws support behind Malaysian economyThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has suggested that continued investment and a relatively healthy banking sector mean that Malaysia’s immediate economic future is bright.
Stable regions spark property investment growth
New figures from a leading financial and professional services firm suggest that people are still investing in property despite the financial issues which are affecting people throughout the world.