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Poland property market set for growth

A growing number of investors are reportedly targeting the Poland property market, as residential prices look set to grow in the run-up to the UEFA football championship in 2012

Auckland house prices return to peak levels

The average price of a house in Auckland, New Zealand, increased by 1% in November compared to the previous month to reach a 23-month high average of $550,217 (£240,000)

China property prices to continue rising next year

Residential property prices in China will continue rising in 2010, assisted by greater level of bank lending and stronger inflationary expectations, the government’s top think tank announced this morning

Bulgaria property values fall 5% in Q3

The average price of a residential property in Bulgaria dropped by 5% in the third quarter of 2009

Australia property prices tipped to boom

Ten key centres in Australia look set to experience a residential property price boom as the country’s economy continues to show genuine signs of recovery, according to one Australia property expert, reports the Australian Associated Press (AAP)

Brazil property mortgages within 12 months

Overseas nationals potentially looking to buy a property in Brazil will be buoyed by the news that mortgages could be available to foreigners investing in the Brazil property market within 12 months

Cape Town property tipped as top investment

The Cape Town property market has been tipped as a hot investment destination by a leading South African estate agent

China property values post further gains

The average price of a residential property in China’s 70 largest appreciated by 2.8% in September compared to the corresponding month last year, the National Bureau of Statistics announced today

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Savvy property investors seek to minimise risks

International property investors are being far more cautious when buying homes abroad in the current economic climate, and are looking for lower-risk investments, according to one market expert