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24th of September 2007 |
Location
• 5 min drive from centre of town
• 10 min drive from international airport
• 3rd line beach Taperapua
• Walking distance to all amenities, beach restaurants, etc.
• 15 min drive + small ferry boat ride (river mouth crossing) from
Arraial, the local hot spot for trendy young high flyers.
• Porto Seguro has a population of 100.000 and offers all
facilities: shops, doctors, lawyers, banks, car repairs, etc….
• An international bi-lingual school is scheduled to open in 2008. |
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24th of January 2006 |
Germany
The German unification in 1990 saw the beginning of an unprecedented recession in the country that had always been seen as an economic marvel after the Second World War. The absorption of the tottering East German economy led to many situations beyond the imagination of most financial experts. The overheated property market immediately after the reunification led to massive price rises and then almost as quickly as it happened, the boom was over and for more than ten years the German property market sank.
As always, a sinking market bottoms out and it is for this reason that the time to invest in German property is NOW! 2005 saw the start of a recovery in property prices.
Everyone wants to get in at the bottom of the market – and here you have the chance to do it in a country where the legality and security of your purchase is incomparable!
Berlin
Berlin is the most under-valued metropolis in western and central Europe in terms of property prices. Rental prices in relation to income are substantially lower than in most major capital cities, leaving enormous scope for possible rent increases when the government restrictions on rent increases lapse between now and 2008 and the true market forces begin to work.- Over 85% of Berliners rent their homes!
- Fewer than 5% of Berlin apartments are empty at any one time!
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