Eastern European Property
Looking to invest in property in Bulgaria ?
Bulgaria is set to join the EU in 2007 & is predicted to see steady & fairly large increases in property prices over the coming years. The improved economic conditions, political and social stability in Bulgaria over the last few years has brought a real boom to Bulgarian property prices. Bulgaria Property
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Romania is ranked as the number 1 country out of a top 20 list for property investors to make money. What does this Eastern European country offer to potential property investors
The Czech Republic has long been a favourite with people looking to get a early foothold in the Eastern European property market, this was one of the first countries people thought of when looking to invest in Eastern Europe.
Latvia has been reported to be beating Beijing in the Buy To Let race, here you can borrow up to 90% of the property value & there are no purchasing restrictions to foreigners. Latvia is also a full EU member. Prices have been rising approx 15% – 20% per years & typical rental yield is 6%
Poland as the largest of the 10 new Countries that joined the EU in 2004, stands out as offering significant growth opportunities for overseas property investors. A recent Channel 4 programme cited Poland as being one of the best places to make money from property investment in all of Europe.
Estonia is experiencing one of the biggest property booms in Eastern Europe. Find our why Estonia is set for 20 years of exponential property inflation & where to invest for the best Estonia property returns.
Montenegro – Properties in Montenegro, mainly charming stone houses, are placed along the stunning coastline in amongst rolling green hills and unspoiled freshwater lakes. They are being snapped up by canny Russians, east Europeans and Germans with an eye for a bargain with investment potential, and with there being little doubt that Montenegro is capable of returning itself to its former glory, this Adriatic gem could indeed prove its worth.
Hungary – The housing market in Hungary’s capital is both affordable and set for strong price growth, writes Graham Norwood. The feverish world of property investment an Eastern Europe has perhaps only one significant market boasting long-term stable price rises and reliable buy-to-let returns – Hungary.
Croatia – The sale of Croatia property on the 1,000km coast and about 1,180 islands has risen rapidly over the past five years, the Croatian Chamber of Commerce says. The buyers are exclusively foreigners. The sale is helping rebuild the economy of this nation of 4.5 million after the devastating war for independence in the 90s. The prices of villas, and even devastated homes in Croatia have risen an average 10 percent a year.
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