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Overseas Property - Buying for Pleasure and Profit

Overseas Property - Buying for Pleasure and Profit
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This group is all about what is really happening in the Overseas Property Market whether people are buying for pleasure and lifestyle or for investment and profit it aims to cut through to the chase in terms of factual events.

About Nigel Salmon:

My company, Girasol Homes looks after over 100 property partners and their clients in the UK, Europe and Overseas and each client gets a One to One service from start to finish. There is a limited sample of our properties on our website but we have many more to show you (over 12000).

We specialise in the very best properties from investment properties (Our Property Investor Supermarket Brand) that offer a guaranteed short to long term rental return plus capital growth, to hand picked holiday homes to our specialist Custom villas on country plots that are your residence, retirement or just a dream holiday home (Girasol Homes).

For Total Investor contacts I will manage your enquiry personally and if it is investment property or a lifestyle bargain you are looking for we have some really interesting options for you
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RICS Global Distressed Property Monitor Q4 2011

The RICS Global Distressed Property Monitor, a subset of RICS' Global Commercial Property Survey, is a quarterly report that reveals distressed property trends in 25 commercial property markets across the globe. Respondents were asked to compare conditions in Q3 2011 to conditions in Q2 2011. Responses for this survey were ...
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RICS Global Commercial Property Survey Q4 2011

The RICS Global Commercial Property Survey is a quarterly guide to developing trends in the commercial property investment and occupier market.
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Our new motto this year in "It's time to buy again"

Safe as Houses In 1970, an average house in the UK would cost you just £4,452. Today, you’d need to be able to afford £162,887 to get the same house. That’s a total increase in value over 40 years of 3559%, working out at a compound average annual increase of 9.4%. Clearly, £4,452 was worth a lot more money back then ...
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RICS Global Commercial Property Survey Q3 2011

Global sentiment weakens, reflecting the softer macro picture Global prospects weaken from Q2, as more countries indicate negative sentiment presides • Outlook is strongest in China, Brazil and Russia • Sentiment is most negative in Europe’s periphery • Development starts once again highest in Brazil and Malaysia
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French property tax

Hi, what's this new 2nd property tax in France all about - can anyone help me? and it seems to come out from 1st Jan 2012, but will it be retrospective? Lee
Lee22 posted 30-09-2011 at 8:36
Jayne Morefield posted 10-10-2011 at 18:24
The reform of capital gains tax on second homes has now been adopted, albeit in a modified form - found this here http://www.french-property.com/news/tax_france/capital_gains_second_homes you might find it useful. Jayne

Spanish Government cuts IVA from 8% to 4% to stimulate demand

From Wall Street Journal: MADRID—Spain will temporarily lower the rate of value-added tax levied on purchases of newly built housing as it looks to boost its moribund property market, part of a slew of new policies to help the economy and cut the government's budget deficit. At a press conference following an extraordinary ...
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