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Buying property in France - rates now as a low as 1.95%

Conti, the UK's leading overseas mortgage specialist, is now offering one of its lowest rates ever for property in France, at just 1.95%.

See Also: France

The state of the foreign property investment market

Graham Austin, Marketing Manager of HomesOverseas.co.uk, analyses the state of the foreign property investment market.

Mortgage quotes for Turkey doubled in May

Many say that 2009 was Turkey's year, but the signs suggest that 2010 could be even better. Conti has seen a steady increase in mortgage quotes for Turkish properties over the last year, and in May alone, the number of quotes issued was double that of the previous monthly average in 2010.

See Also: Bodrum, Turkey

Investors reaping rewards of euro mortgages

Real cost of mortgaged property in eurozone drops by 8% in four months. British investors who took out euro-denominated mortgages earlier this year in order to beat the poor exchange rate are already seeing the benefits.

See Also: France

Debut of an ingenious form of vacation ownership

Sporting icon, serial entrepreneur and pioneer of the leisure industry, David Lloyd is debuting an ingenious form of vacation ownership that will soon see prestigious resorts all over the world bearing his name.

See Also: Barbados, Canada, Spain, Thailand

David Lloyd expands the market for overseas property investment and ownership

Former tennis ace and entrepreneur David Lloyd, Chairman of David Lloyd Resorts – the worldwide property and vacation specialists - has launched a ground-breaking alternative investment fund and ingenious vehicle designed to facilitate ownership abroad.

See Also: Barbados, Canada, Cyprus, Spain, Thailand, Turkey

Mallorca, Mallorca, Mallorca

Today’s mantra for those seeking the best investments in Spain. Amongst all the conflicting news stories about the health or otherwise of the Spanish property market, premium property in Mallorca is still regarded by most experts as one the soundest investment opportunities available.

See Also: Mallorca, Spain

Spanish home sales up by 9% in March according to data from INE

A surge in the sales of second-hand flats led to an overall increase in home sales in Spain of 9% against March 2009 and consolidates the market rebound since the beginning of the year. The increase follows the record growth figures from February when Spanish home sales grew by 18.7% the highest monthly increase for two years.

Confidence growing in overseas property market

There's a growing feeling of confidence amongst prospective overseas property buyers, according to Conti, the overseas mortgage specialist. It's just had its busiest month for almost a year in terms of mortgage 'go aheads', the point where prospective buyers take their mortgage quotes through to the application stage. These increased by 48 per cent during March, compared with the previous monthly average.

Taylor Wimpey Espana reports surge of interest from UK buyers

Appointments up by 40% against Easter 2009 Typical British home buyers in Spain are not retired, but executives with families who spend an average of 60 days per year in the country

See Also: Spain