Buying properties abroad can be nerve-wracking, especially in today’s economic climate. The fact that you will be dealing with a wholly different market from the UK, and you have little interaction or immersion with different areas, can make selecting and committing money to a property incredibly daunting. Now is the best time to start considering making an investment in holiday property though. The Great British Pound is slowly growing in strength against the Euro, in fact buyers can expect to buy 25% more Euros per pound than they could three years ago, when the exchange rate was almost equal. It means that you get a lot more for your money. This is coupled with a housing crash in many European countries. Spain in particular is a hotspot for those looking to purchase a holiday home. Due to the severe economic downturn in the country, house prices have plummeted, with some Spanish banks offering some properties discounted up to 70% against their 2008 price. Head of Savills ...
Eurozone unrest and Britain’s sterling strength has brought about great opportunities for British investors interested in buying abroad. With the UK’s market stifling would-be investors, it’s no wonder that many of us are looking for fair investments. So where are people buying?
What is hot? What is new? The holiday property investment landscape has been evolving rapidly, influenced by shifts in travel trends, economic factors, and changing consumer preferences. The latest trends and developments in holiday property investment are fascinating and bring a plethora of new considerations in the sector.
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