Of our many international high yield property sales under offer currently, Europe seems to be the favourite for the aware investor. Click on the link for our latest property update below.
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April 16, 2010
“We propose Investment Properties with a good yield, and high cash-flow opportunity from the outset, such as our German Property opportunities. We source performing assets that are strictly off-radar! The reassuring factor is, that we have experience internationally. Experience in International Construction, with International Real Estate, with valuation, cost control and property development appraisal. All those disciplines mean that we know what we are looking for, and we feel that we know what our clients are searching for. Quality, value for money and minimum risk to the buyer. We are not into quoting heavy selling prices, we are realists. Now will we allow an inflated fee to destroy a deal!”
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Property International Now Ltd can negotiate directly with serious and qualified potential buyers in order to move forward the sale of this highly attractive 4* Montenegro Sea Front Hotel. We have a mandate!
Many parties were both surprised and annoyed to find that some unscrupulous and unconnected would be “agents and brokers” had in fact taken it upon themselves to hike the price of this asset to unreasonable levels etc.
Any interested party should speak with us confidentially and directly, (Call Jonathan Eaves on +44(0) 788 092 1657 to discuss.
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Student accommodation property is much sought after by investors in London, though high-grade property is even harder to find! Our partners are developing a project in London with a projected 9% Yield. These luxury student properties have just had the design upgraded so that each unit includes its own kitchen, meaning that private tenants will be attracted also. Communal kitchen areas will, of course, be retained
At a cost of just £82,700 per unit, it should come as no great surprise that we have only a few remaining.
French residential property prices increased 1.1% in the third quarter, following a revised 2% increase compared to previous analysis. On a year-on-year basis, the growth of residential property prices slowed to 6.7% from a revised 7.1% in the three months leading up to June. Concerns about the ability of European officials to resolve the region’s sovereign debt crisis, public sector job cuts, weak private sector employment creation, and tight credit conditions will weigh on residential prices in the coming quarters, though confidence still weighs in favour of French residential property to continue to rise, with Parisian property especially, to continue its rapid growth.
French residential property prices increased 1.1% in the third quarter, following a revised 2% increase in previous analysis. On a year-on-year basis, the growth of residential property prices slowed to 6.7% from a revised 7.1% in the three months leading up to June. Concerns about the ability of European officials to resolve the region’s sovereign debt crisis, public sector job cuts, weak private sector employment creation, and tight credit conditions will weigh on residential prices in the coming quarters, though confidence still weighs in favour of French residential property to continue to rise, with Parisian property especially, to continue its rapid growth.
Investors looking for a ski property this season should look no further than the French Alps according to the recent Alpine Property Market report from Savills.
Over the last decade, the popularity of Alpine properties has risen significantly with ski properties accounting for nine percent of holiday home purchases between 2009 and 2011.
Meanwhile, the report highlights that France is still the most visited ski location in the Alps, maintaining resilient apartment and chalet prices thanks to continued rental demand from tourism, despite the effects of the economic downturn.
Due to Alpine resorts developing a summer tourism infrastructure, property owners can now benefit from both summer and winter returns.
Business development manager Charlie Williams of Terresens, France’s eco-friendly property developer, said: “French ski property is a sound choice for any property hunter. “Interestingly, the report from Savills identifies that around 62 percent of the market is driven by buyers seeking lifestyle and investment benefits and France is home to a number of famous ski destinations that afford both.
“Moreover, the report also suggests that there are opportunities for owners with ski property in prime locations to capitalise on high rental demand.”
Further data revealed in a Ski Resort Report from The Post Office, shows that France is one of the more reasonably priced ski options.
When it comes to a price breakdown on hiring ski equipment, classes at Ski School and lift passes based over five to six days, France beats its popular ski rivals Switzerland, Canada and the US with a total of £436.80 compared to Switzerland’s £571.54 ski costs.
Edited from an Article by Fly to Let
Property International Now Ltd has many French Ski investment properties
The value of properties located in the French Alps has recovered from the global recession, with eurozone buyers helping to boost the market.
This is the finding of the latest Knight Frank Ski Index, which evaluates the performance of real estate in key winter sports locations.
According to the organisation, the resorts of Courcheval, Megeve and Val d’Isere have shown the strongest performance in terms of sales activity.
Liam Bailey, head of residential research at the firm, explained that this kind of French property is performing better because it has become less seasonal.
Edited from an article by The Move Channel
Those considering investing in French property will be interested to discover that the price of real estate in Paris and the city’s surrounding areas have risen by almost a quarter (22.5%) in the last year alone.
This represents the biggest property price increase in two decades, while the average price per square metre of property in Paris is now 8,159 euro.
The 6th arrondissement, which fetches up to 11,690 euro per square metre, is now the most expensive area in Paris.
It has long been associated with the country’s left-wing intellectuals and is home to the Jardin de Luxembourg and the shops of St. Germain des Pre
The 19th arrondissement, meanwhile, is the city’s cheapest, with houses in the area expected to fetch 6,350 euro per square metre.
House prices in France have steadily been rising each quarter, particularly in more sought after areas like Paris.
This year, French property prices have risen by an average of 6.8%, a 3.3% rise on last quarter.
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