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Prices of real estate properties in Greece had dramatically increased during the last ten or fifteen years, to a point where it could be said that a lot of properties were overvalued. The reasons behind that was the overflow of money from the Greek banks to new mortgagors, the introduction in 2002 of the common European currency, the euro, and the resulting weakening of the US dollar, the rise of the Greek economy from a developing to a more prosperous status, belonging to the 25 more developed countries in the world and the evermore increased interest of Greek expatriates for land in Greece.
 

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Your chance to buy property in Greece
19/08/2010 | The Hellenics News of America
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 Prices of real estate properties in Greece had dramatically increased during the last ten or fifteen years, to a point where it could be said that a lot of properties were overvalued. The reasons behind that was the overflow of money from the Greek banks to new mortgagors, the introduction in 2002 of the common European currency, the euro, and the resulting weakening of the US dollar, the r [ ... ]


Fall in London property prices signals the end of the UK real estate recovery, reports indicate
17/08/2010 | Property Community
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             The first fall in London house prices for many months has wiped out gains recorded in the first half of the year, the latest real estate index to be published shows.


How UK Government Cutbacks Could Impact The UK Real Estate Market
29/05/2010 | Property Wire
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The prospect for residential UK real estate depends on cutbacks in the upcoming emergency Budget. Eliminating Home Information Packs should boost the volume of homes heading to market, potentially eroding prices — particularly if distressed sales increase. See the following article from Property Wire for more on this.


Eastern Europe real estate woes
25/04/2010 | Haaretz

 The 2004-2007 period will be remembered at the golden age of real estate in Central and Eastern Europe. Israeli developers flocked to invest in Romania, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Poland. The EdR Real Estate (Eastern Europe) fund was established in late 2006, with significant involvement from some leading Israeli businesses. The fund is controlled by the French Edmond de Rothschild ban [ ... ]


“Under the Tuscan Sun” – The Movie That Spurs Investment
10/04/2010 | Stocks Market Review
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   The 2003 movie, “Under the Tuscan Sun” was all about a San Francisco writer, Frances Mayes, whose marriage ends, and she decides to tour Tuscany to get out of her writer’s block. She falls in love with Tuscany, and buys a falling-down villa, hiring locals to rehabilitate it to its former glory. It’s a great story, one you should watch if you haven’t already, or if you [ ... ]


European property deals seen up 20-30 pct in 2010
21/03/2010 | Reuters

* 24.6 bln euros transacted in 2009 4th quarter - report* Report cites credit market thaw, stabilising prices CANNES, France, March 15 (Reuters) - European real estate transaction volumes could rise as much as 30 percent to around 90 billion euros ($124 billion) this year as credit markets thaw and prices stablise, according to a report by broker Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL.N). Appetite for commerc [ ... ]


Germany calls for eurozone stability fund
07/03/2010 | Press TV
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) and Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou hold a press conference after a meeting in Berlin on March 5, 2010. With Greece under more pressure to cut costs in dealing with its crippling debt crisis, Germany has called for the creation of a European equivalent to the International Monetary Fund.


House Hunting in ... Hungary
23/02/2010 | New York Times
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International Real Estate House Hunting in ... Hungary
 
A FIVE-BEDROOM HOUSE ON LAKE BALATON 
 280,000 EUROS ($355,000)


London Leads Office Property Recovery Among Financial Centers
16/02/2010 | Bloomberg
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 Feb. 16 (Bloomberg) -- London’s commercial real-estate market has led a rebound from the credit crisis and global recession, according to CB Richard Ellis Group Inc.


The London Real Estate Bubble Is Back—and It's Scary
07/02/2010 | The Wall Street Journal
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LONDON—The one-bedroom co-op apartment is only a short walk from Hyde Park, and it boasts high ceilings and a purely decorative balcony.Yours for a mere $1.5 million. It seems quite a high price, especially for a property whose ground lease will eventually expire, leaving you with nothing.If you're looking for something bigger, you can get a duplex with two bedrooms in the center of town ... for [ ... ]