Global Properties

Property in Italy

The attraction of the Italian property market is strong especially among British buyers because property in Italy often offers far better valuefor money when you compare like for like with Spain and Portugal for example.Furthermore there has been a boom in the number of low cost airlines servicing many regional airports in Italy and this has opened up ‘new’ property markets to foreign investors.

Property in Cyprus

The Cyprus property market is proving to be one of the fastest growing property marketswithin Europe with people buying homes and real estate for investment purposes. The attraction is the potential growth in terms of return on investment property in Cypruscompared to other countries in Europe and the UK. Spanish property Spainis a land of excitement. It is blessed with blazing sunshine, clear seas, dramatic landscapes, beautiful wines and fierce brandies.The stamp of the flamenco dancer the thrum of guitars, the roar of the crowds at football, bullfight, nightclub or fiesta, all add a tang of urgency and passion to the atmosphere. No wonder so many people love Spain and make owning their own Spanish property a reality.wonderfull spanish villas & apartments

Property in Portugal

There are tremendous opportunities to be found in Portugal – not least because it is one of the quieter holiday home investment destinations and hence, remains, even today, partly undiscovered. You can be sure the level of interest in Portugal is rising strongly, and the opportunity to buy beautiful property at reasonable prices with great investment potential won’t last for ever.

Property in Crete

Crete, claimed by many Greeks to be the most authentic of the islands, is by far the largest. It stretches 256km east to west and is between 11 and 56km wide. A massive mountainous backbone dominates, with peaks stretching skywards to over 2,400 metres. More information about property in Crete.
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