Dubai World Africa are better on the African property market as the Next Big Thing in global real estate with infrastructure investments into 6 African nations.

Albania is a relatively young hopeful among Europe’s emerging property markets. This Eastern European country, which only broke free from communist rule in 1992, has been working hard to make itself an attractive destination for overseas property investors.

Hurghada, known in Egypt as Ghardaga, was at one time just a simple fishing village. But now, with its crystal clear waters, untouched reefs and a multitude of shipwrecks, it has become one of the best Egyptian tourist destinations.

Land shortages in the Mongolian city of Ulaanbaatar have created huge demand for housing, it is estimated that the capital requires up to 4,000 houses per year. The Olympic Residence has a tranquil position in the city centre overlooking the park, and will offer the highest-quality standards of living and recreational facilities in the in the capital city.

Following a ratings upgrade from two financial agencies, institutional investors are now looking towards the Brazilian market to boost their profits.

The response to Obelisk’s brand new beachfront project in Brazil has been overwhelming and we are delighted to report that 36% of units at Águas Cristalinas have already been sold within 3 days of the launch.

Obelisk’s brand new beachfront project, Águas Cristalinas in Brazil, offers property buyers a slice of paradise at incredible prices.

With many international property investors in search of the Next Best Thing, news that Latin America travel is on the increase is a positive sign. It will be interesting to see which parts of the Latin American continent are next on the overseas property agenda.