Croatian property is becoming an increasingly popular option for overseas investors looking for affordable property in a good climate. Most investors in the area are English, Irish and Dutch, Slavica Gavranic, manager of Croatian estate agent Dubrovnik Sun, told Reuters. The Adriatic city of Dubrovnik is reportedly the most popular area, where property prices can reach 10,000 (£6,900) per square...
International property
The level of interest in Turkish property is currently on the increase, as the sixth Real Estate Summit, recently held in the country's capital of Istanbul, attracted 3,000 domestic and foreign investors and developers. According to investment magazine FDI, the summit focused on a number of issues of interest to people looking to buy Turkish property, such as the recent boom in the country's construction...
Investors looking to buy property abroad could find useful information about the Moroccan property market at the first Essential Morocco Property Exposition to be held at London's Heathrow Airport. The show will include details of the new Plan Azur developments on the country's Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, well-suited as the site of a possible second holiday home as well as for overseas property...