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France's leaseback market accelerates
• Property experts have reported an explosion of interest in the French buy-to-let market as British investors discover the benefits of leaseback holiday properties with nearly 20% tax savings.
Unaffordable housing for key workers
• According to recent research from the Halifax, property has become unaffordable for the majority of Britain’s key workers, who include the police, nurses, teachers, social workers, and health care assistants.
Turkey named 4th fastest developing property market
• Recent research places Turkey fourth in the list of most rapidly developing property markets.
Property prices peak in Brighton
• According to research by the Halifax, Brighton is the UK’s top property market in terms of house price growth.
Strong pound makes overseas property cheaper
• For those planning to buy property in the USA or any other country with a dollar currency, now is the time.
British company invests $200mn in Turkish developments
• Leading London based firm Financial Dimensions, experts in real estate and project development, have committed to invest 200 million dollars in property developments in Turkey over the next years.
Changes in French law affect property renovations
• Recent changes in French property law may affect overseas property buyers.
Spain's property market starts to crumble
• The property boom in Spain that has lasted for a decade has now come to an end.
"Inheritance tax is here to stay", reports NAEA
• According to The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA), Gordon Brown’s announcement that inheritance tax will remain until at least 2011 indicates that the tax is becoming increasingly “main stream” and is likely to be a permanent fixture.
Off plan property investors turn from Spain to France
• Off plan property investment is a growing industry in Europe, with off plan sales reaching a record high in France last year.
 
 
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