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I know what you mean, very true.

But I wonder would property be ultra expensive as I'm guessing it's at a premium?

Singapore does seem to have a high quality of living aswell.

It really is all about going there testing the water and getting sound local advice.

OK, so I was taken on by anglachanka - I guess it there is alwas a few sides to the story, and nothing matches personal experience!

Ok so property prices will fall but the banks won't be lending - so first time buyers will have issues with getting mortgages whether or not the house prices are low.

When a country goes into economic freefall I think it can only be viewed as for the population in general.

Wow, Bulgaria sounds really promising.

Interesting point

Absolutely, the young professional has huge economic power - just makesure it's in the right area.

The quality of life in Singapore is something I find attractive, but not the property prices - probably going to hike further as well.

Interesting, but depressing info. But nonetheless helpful, Thanks.

Good point, people don't want to invest because they are scared of losing money. This mindset is prolonging the credit crunch I guess.

What could you expect to get for your money in Singapore? Broadly speaking of course.

Not sure what you gey for your money there though - could anyone enlighten?

How much would you be expecting to pay for a property in South East Asian countries for example and what do you get for your cash there?

OK, Bangalore. And I also heard that Mumbai in India was becoming increasingly popular for real estate investment.

The more intricate details will be in the contract that you agree with your chosen company. I have worked for management companies who foot the bill for engineer call-out fees for when , for example, the washing machine breaks down or central heating fails, if a replacement machine is required...

Thanks for the info, it's interesting to see what's currently going on in UAE, particularly after the huge boom of the last ten years or so.

It seems that London is the only place in the UK worth investing in currently. Apparently this is at the higher end of the property market.