Chandigarh is among the fastest growing cities in India. With a year-on-year growth rate of 7.91 per cent since year 2000, the city has been positioned at number four among the fastest growing cities in India according to a recent report by the International Institute for Environment and Development. Now that the local economy of Chandigarh is flourishing at a sustainable rate, the property market is beginning to follow. Dozens of property deals are closed every week in the city.
Brad pitt and Angelina Jolie have reportedly invested in Dubai’s The World offshore development. According to sources in Dubai, the Pitts have bought an artificial island of their own to “encourage people to live a greener lifestyle,” *chokes on his coffee*. Why they can’t just coma out and say, “we want to make money investing in international property ,” is beyong us.
Slovenia property for sale is becoming popular with overseas property investors looking for overseas property investment. Slovenia property investment has become more popular than ever, since Slovenia was named in the top ten countries in the world in terms of property investment – with forecast growth of up to 280% over the next 10 years.
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Gaining financial security is the main reason why most people turn to property, which is no surprise because property has been and continues to be one of the most solid investments around.
Investing in property represents the best reward vs. risk investment you can make for you and your family. It’s commonly known that pensions are giving poor returns, so whilst other investments are failing to deliver, property investment in the UK and overseas continues to grow.
Wander around Kuala Lumpur, in the shadow of the mighty Petronas Towers, and it’s clear that Malaysia, which celebrates half a century of independence this year, is going places. You can forget those colonial images of mile after mile of sleepy rubber plantations; five years from now Malaysia will be importing rubber from Thailand. In KL, the capital, in particular, there is a prosperous, fast-growing middle class needing property. But Malaysia also has a Second Home Programme, aimed at people from overseas thinking of retiring to the country.
Gazing into our crystal ball, this is a list of likely overseas property investment markets that should do well in 2008, assuming that the current financial disaster in process in the US does not spread like a disease across the world – which does look like a strong possibility.
Abu Dhabi is closely following Dubai’s recent example, but with a few strong exceptions that are making Abu Dhabi look by far the better investment
prospect:
- Culture. Abu Dhabi already has satellites of the Louvre and the Guggenheim museum with more cultural attractions planned, including a Formula 1 race track complex that dwarfs the Dubai track.
