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2012

Istanbul: an investor's dream?

Turkey's largest city is attracting legions of investors from far and wide, but what's best to buy? Liz Rowlinson takes a tour around the property world's new hotspot

1 December 2012

Crete in crisis? Not exactly...

Crete has traditionally been our most popular Greek island, yet how is it faring during the Greek debt crisis? We sent Carol Dunning to the island to investigate...

1 December 2012

Magical Mallorca

It continues to tick so many boxes for British buyers, but Liz Rowlinson looks at two tempting areas away from the glitzy and highly priced south-west

30 November 2012

A Place in the Sun magazine’s December 2012 issue is now on sale.

A Place in the Sun magazine's December 2012 issue is now on sale. There's a focus on two areas proving ripe for investment - Mallorca and Istanbul.

29 November 2012

Invest in Antigua and Barbuda and gain citizenship

The Antiguan and Barbudan government is planning to pass a law which would offer citizenship for those investing in the islands.

29 November 2012

Planning for every possibility abroad

This month we take a look at a subject many of us might not really want to think about when contemplating a new life abroad. By Becky Laurie, from Avalon, provider of funeral plans across Europe

29 November 2012

Want a US property bargain? Buy direct from the courts

Investors looking to pick up a bargain US property should consider bidding on housing stock being put up for sale by the courts, much of which has been heavily discounted, according to one local agent.

28 November 2012

New low-cost routes to Mallorca announced

Low-cost Spanish airline Vueling has announced that it is to introduce daily flights from London Heathrow to Palma Mallorca with the introduction of its summer timetable on 23 March 2013, re-introducing a route which has not been in operation from Heathrow since 2009.

28 November 2012

Investment booming in Thailand

As its GDP booms, the Thai government has committed to spending approximately $72 billion on infrastructure projects over the next five years, in order to increase tourism and investment into the country.

28 November 2012
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