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Surge in online U.K. buyer enquiries for Rightmove Overseas
UK overseas property interest has improved dramatically this year according to property portal Rightmove Overseas, as searches on their website maintain high levels.
Global wealth moves back to old world markets to avoid crises
International property investors are moving into ‘Old World’ markets away from new money markets in a bid to safeguard assets according to global real estate agency Savills.
U.S. housing recovery continues as house prices and sales incr...
America's housing recovery is continuing with the median home price increasing for the third straight month in April.
Law change could see $20 billion buyer surge into Turkey
Turkey’s relaxation of property buying laws for foreigners could see $20 billion-worth of overseas property investment pour into the country, according to the country’s second biggest real estate ...
Canada market continues steady progress
Canadian residential property are continuing a steady climb according to latest data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).
Hilton deal gets first Garden Inn into Vietnam
Vietnam will get its first Hilton Garden Inn after hotel giant Hilton Worldwide signed a deal to build the 86-room complex in Hanoi.
Agents urged to contact buyers over Parque da Floresta fallout
Thee of the companies developing the Parque da Floresta project near Lagos in the western Algarve have been placed into administration, leaving buyers facing huge and unexpected problems and losses.
Global interest building for revamped OPP Awards
Global interest in this year’s OPP Awards is already building as the industry begins its build-up towards the October showpiece in London.
Koreans move into overseas property as spending almost doubles
South Korean overseas property buyers almost doubled their spend on real estate abroad in the first quarter of 2012 according to government figures.
Singapore property curbs could continue says Minister
Singapore’s government is still expressing concerns about it’s property market despite significant cool down, and will take more action if necessary it has said.
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