Even though Brexit has been grabbing the headlines of late there is an economic recovery happening across Europe which was perfectly reflected today when the Czech Central Bank inc...
Despite the fact that central banks around the world have invested heavily in quantitative easing programmes the European Union, and many other areas of the world, is still struggl...
In a frightening development in the Ukraine it has been revealed that pro-Russian militia in the “Donetsk People’s Republic” have been handing out leaflets to all...
While the European Union has had more than its fair share of worries over the last few years, the disintegration of the Ukraine could have a profound effect upon emerging real esta...
While there is no doubt that Argentina has more than its fair share of natural resources, it is also becoming abundantly clear that the Argentina real estate market is in serious t...
For many years the Latin American economy was seen as something of a basket case with the likes of Brazil, Argentina and an array of other economies struggling to survive. Indeed j...
Gibraltar is very much in the news with the Spanish authorities threatening to introduce fees for those passing through the Spanish border on their way to Gibraltar. The fact is th...
Prime residential property prices around the world rose by 2.4% in the second quarter of 2013, according to the latest edition of the Prime Global Cities Index from Knight Frank. T...
The Netherlands, Slovenia, Greece, Portugal and Ireland should be avoided by property investors in 2013 after being the worst performing real estate markets in 2012, it is claimed....
Ah, Tokyo. Home to over 12.8 million people – 358,400 (2.8%) of them expats. That’s an awful lot of expats in one place, and they certainly aren’t going there for the cheap d...
Emerging South East Asian cities are leading the charge in luxury residential capital value growth across Asia, according to the latest property index from real estate consultants ...
Continued government intervention in property markets across Asia has proved effective, as lending restrictions, additional taxes and protection from hot foreign money has led to a...
Increasing tourism revenue in Albania is boosting the potential for buy to let property investors choosing to buy in the country, it is claimed. Data from the Bank of Albania shows...
Greece and Ireland, two of the European countries worst hit by the current eurozone financial crisis are proving popular with British people considering buying property overseas. R...
Around 65% of luxury property sales in Venice are to foreign buyers and this figure has remained largely unchanged in the last decade, new research shows. French buyers account for...
India has seen the biggest rise in house prices since 2001 while the eurozone is in the 10 worst performing property markets, according to new research. Emerging markets saw the bi...
Although Albania is still deemed an emerging market for overseas property, it is exactly this kind of nation that presents some of the very best second home opportunities, it is cl...
More Spanish holiday home owners are looking to rent out their properties this summer with data showing that the supply of holiday rental accommodation in Spain grew sharply in the...
Istanbul and Limassol are named as potential property hotspots in the new 2012 City Investment Guide from Property Venture. It predicts that 2012 should be a year to look for great...
Although cooling measures for the real estate market in Singapore are set to continue in 2012 more land is to be released for the development of executive condominiums. The Ministr...