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Growth continues in Sweden
According to today’s international property alerts whilst prices continue to fall in Dubai and Spain to name but two, the same cannot be said of Northern Scandinavia. In Sweden, the second quarter of the year has seen rises of 3.6% and with property from Buying Homes Overseas from as little as £21,000 it is an ideal investment location.
10.09.2009 , Thursday

SWEDISH TOURISM ON THE UP
Today’s Overseas Property Professional has reported that tourism figures in Sweden look set to improve on last years record figures primarily due to the decreasing value of the Swedish Krona (SEK).

The president of Tourism and Travel in Sweden, Jan Lundin, expects an increase this year of 1-2% on last years 250 Billion SEK “International expenditure makes up about a third of our tourist income,” he said. “The biggest rise last year was in domestic tourism but overseas interest is increasing as well. By 2020, tourist income will most likely double to SEK500 billion.”

Refreshingly positive predictions indeed whilst visitweden.com has reported a rise of 4% in foreign visitor overnight stays in the 2007/08 tourist season. “The fact that Sweden is outside of the euro zone means that visitors are getting value for money compared with other European countries,” said a VisitSweden spokesperson.
16.06.2009 , Tuesday

Investment Company Targets Sweden
EPH Partners LLP is targeting pre–let Swedish properties for their investment fund as revealed in this weeks Money Marketing Magazine.

Buying Homes Overseas continue to offer outstanding value in Sweden including pre-let apartments producing in excess of 6% net yield plus detached houses from under £20,000.

Contact us now for details on the exciting opportunities on offer in this emerging property market.
04.03.2009 , Wednesday

Euro Hits Record Low
If you are currently looking to buy property in Europe you will have been dealt a blow by the pound hitting a record low against the Euro this week.

This is worrying news for would-be buyers from the UK who need to convert their money into Euros and the predictions are that it will get worse before it gets better.

The continuing decreases in the last three months are a big concern for potential buyers so it is time to consider alternative locations outside the Euro Zone.

Sweden, Egypt, Northern Cyprus, and Canada are just some of the excellent other destinations that Buying Homes Overseas can assist you with offering a wide selection of resale and off plan property in addition to land plots with planning permission in place.
12.12.2008 , Friday

Brits Turning to Markets Abroad
New research has stated that an increasing number of Brits are likely to buy a property overseas within the next two years.

A survey carried out by Cater Allen Private Bank revealed more Brits are turning to markets abroad due to the decreasing returns on offer caused by the ongoing downturn in the UK property market. The survey of its UK clients found that 2.3 million already own overseas with this figure potentially increasing to over 3.0 million before 2011.

The survey also found that for the majority the primary objective is investment in light of the current potential on offer in the UK.

The survey by Cater Allen has been joined by more reports in the last 7 days suggesting that over 50% of Brits would consider moving overseas with value for money, quality of life and to escape the rising living costs in the UK as some of the main reasons given.

Buying Homes Overseas continue to offer great lifestyle and investment opportunities in over 15 countries across the globe so contact us now.
30.09.2008 , Tuesday

Germany an Attractive Market
Invista Real Estate Investment Management has released their European Property Market Relative Attractiveness report.

The report ranks European countries according to their risk-adjusted performance prospects over the next five years with Germany coming out on top.

The German market was highlighted in particular because of its diverse investment opportunities and the potential for active asset management which in basic terms means that property is relatively easy to buy and sell there which means a ready sell-on market to assist your exit strategy.
04.09.2008 , Thursday

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