Archive for September, 2008
Blog: New Property Investment Opportunities in Paris

The cautious nature of French lending institutions hence property in France and in particular the Paris real estate market appears to have been less affected by the credit crunch and its resultant property price falls and lack of mortgage credit.
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Blog: Land Yourself an Opportunity To Invest in Bulgaria's Latest Boom Market

Introducing a forward thinking investment company, Discover And Invest, offering some intriguing land opportunities in Bulgaria, the jewel of Eastern Europe. Having researched and sourced not one but three Bulgarian land investment opportunities, Bistritza, Kastrova Vada and Plazovets, in desirable locations and areas of housing under supply. The ideal combination for a lucrative investment.
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Blog: Brazil’s Quinta da Lagoa – Seriously Good Property for a Serious Buyer

Talk is cheap. It’s incredibly easy to say “rental returns will be high” but difficult to deliver. When London-based Gilles Acogny, 47, a seasoned investor with a portfolio of property stretching across France, Senegal and the UK, was deciding his next move he wanted to be sure of the credentials of the development he was throwing his hard-earned pennies into… Brazil’s Quinta da Lagoa passed muster.
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Blog: A German Property Investment in Ruhpolding

An investment in German property may not have been considered by UK real estate investors until recently. The German property hotspot of Ruhpolding is a lovely, charming village set against the Bavarian Alps. With local traditions and a wonderful display of nature, it’s no surprise that this quaint place is renowned for its wellness wonders.
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Blog: Property Frontiers To Sell The Best Address in Trinidad

Property Frontiers are pleased to launch the Renaissance at Shorelands, a development of extremely spacious and luxurious residences based on the waterfront in Port of Spain, Trinidad.
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Blog: Where Brits Bought Property Abroad in 2007

Despite the doubting Thomases, who believed that its property market was on its last legs, Spain finished top of the pile again when it came to where the British investor spent his money abroad in 2007, according to annual research conducted by the Association of International Property Professionals (AIPP).
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Blog: Moroccan Developer of Le Jardin de Fleur Headlines Gulf State Property Shows

Kicking off at the Worldwide Property Show in Dubai on October 23 and moving to the same-titled event in Bahrain on 29 October, Morocco’s multi award-winning Le Jardin de Fleur resorts are set to demonstrate a shared prowess for building castles from the sand with their Gulf counterparts. Part of the first and largest of the six Plan Azur coastal projects which are key to King Mohammed’s ambitious Vision 2010 strategy, Le Jardin de Fleur is sure to strike a chord in the Middle East.
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Blog: Reshaping the Toronto Skyline – Aura, North America’s Tallest Condominium

AURA, North America’s Tallest Condominium is not only setting records for its vertical stature in Toronto, Canada but also for its architectural excellence, a truly valuable investment opportunity.
The condo investment market in Canada’s largest metropolis, Toronto, is red hot. Toronto Real Estate Board statistics showed in October 2007, condos represented about 40% of the housing market topping the list at 18% growth and year to date sales at almost 89,000 units. Toronto is one of the world’s most ethnically diverse cities and is consistently rated as one of the ...
View more »Blog: Hidden Property Hotspots: Isla de Margarita, 40% cheaper than other Caribbean Islands

Isla de Margarita is a paradise island in the sun. With breathtaking beaches, increasing tourism and affordable apartments, this idyllic isle is fast becoming a desired destination for property aficionados. Currently Margarita is 40% cheaper than other Caribbean islands.
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Blog: UK Buy-to-let Investors Benefit From New 18% Capital Gains Tax Rate
The UK Capital Gains Tax rate was reformed in the latest Budget. Chancellor Darling announced a new single rate of 18% for Capital Gains Tax (CGT), previously the tax rate was 40% for the first three years of the ownership, falling by 2% a year to a minimum rate of 24% after owning it for 10 years. TheMoveChannel.com considers whether it’s going to help or hinder the buy-to-let investor.
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