Thursday, 5 January 2012
12:16 PM
In a fragile property market picking where to invest is a difficult decision.
Eurozone uncertainty is having a big effect on the global picture, but the ripples of the financial crisis are still reverberating throughout the rest of the world.
However as a result, that also means there are some opportunities for investment in a few locations you perhaps might not expect.
Two people who know a thing or two about opportunities for investment are Property Frontiers co-founders David Cox and Ray Withers.
In this video discussion they talk over where might be worth a look this year, from the USA to Poland to London:
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