Tuesday, 18, Sep 2007 02:20
The developed rental market of the capital Berlin and low prices in the former FDR make Germany an attractive opportunity for overseas investment. Low inflation and a high standard of living are also a boon to investors.
The German property market is based around rented property, with some of the lowest homeownership levels on the European continent; making the country a good bet for buy-to-let investors. Here aboutproperty examines the options.
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The Met Office has announced summer 2009 is likely to be a glorious affair, with temperatures reaching Mediterranean standards. So what better way to celebrate the forthcoming sunshine than with a barbecue?
Live version of the popular Channel 4 programme offering advice on purchasing property abroad.
Visitors this year will be able to take advantage of a special offer ticket price if they want to visit The Ideal Home Show, which is also at Earl's Court.
From the wonderful sights of Sydney to the wild expanses of the outback, Australia is a land of extreme contrasts. Aboutproperty offers a guide to the country that has it all.