News Archive: economics

26, 2006 July:

Top ten indicators of emerging markets

Overseas property investment can bring high capital returns, but being able to identify the next property hotspots before they become popular with the masses will give an investor a significant advantage, multiplying the chances of seeing their capital grow...

25, 2006 July:

France holds its own against competition

France is still as popular as ever as an overseas investment destination despite the distraction of emerging markets such as Bulgaria and Croatia, according to Assetz...

24, 2006 July:

RE markets are increasingly transparent

Australia, the United States and New Zealand have been cited as the most transparent real estate markets by new research from Jones Lang LaSalle...

20, 2006 July:

European property to outperform UK

The continental European commercial property market is forecast to produce annual returns above the UK sector over the next five years, according to the latest research from Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP)...

19, 2006 July:

Need a plumber? You may have to call Australia

Over half the people emigrating from the UK are skilled trade workers...

27, 2006 June:

Moscow is world's most expensive city

Moscow has knocked Tokyo off the top slot in the latest Cost of Living Survey from Mercer Human Resource Consulting with considerable movement in the rankings more generally...

21, 2006 June:

Canny investors eye up German property

It's not only football fans who have their hopes pinned on Germany at present...

21, 2006 March:

Tourism to boost emerging property markets

The global tourist industry is predicted to average an annual growth rate of 4.2 per cent over the next decade, according to a report released this month by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) and Accenture...

20, 2006 March:

Dubai allows foreigners to buy freehold

After months of speculation, the Dubai authorities have passed a law giving foreigners the right to own the freehold title to property but only in specially designated areas...

10, 2006 March:

Dordogne Brits accused of fraud

An investigation by the conseil général in the Dordogne has revealed that 40% of those illegally claiming Revenu minimum d’insertion (RMI) benefits in the département are Brits, reports www.aquitainenews.com...

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