A Place in The Sun's 20 Best Money Making Locations - Page 4

Peter Mitry · #31 10-04-2007, 11:39 AM

Romania is good because land is cheap but I still can't understand why anyone would want to go there. Egypt is not on the list but would definately get my vote; 365 days of sunshine, zero rainfall, no taxes and only five hours from most European capital cities. YouTube - Sahl Hasheesh premium resort community,Egypt

Investy · #32 11-04-2007, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by investor27

I cant possibly see why Morocco is not on the list, i would class Morocco in the top 3 places for investment in 2007, any agree with me or has anyone invested / looking at investing in Morocco, if so the two Plan Azure Resort, Saidia & Port Lixus are amazing, if you need any further info feel free to send me a PM.

Exactly.

No where else can match.

The giant Government sites, especially Saidia have no competition - THIS IS GOLD FOR AN INVESTOR.

*Onsite - multiple golf courses (onsite is vital, down the road is not the same thing)

*Onsite large sandy beaches (again not down the road!)

*Vast world class sports and leisure facilities - nothing in Turkey comes even close. THIS EXTENDS THE SEASON TO YEAR ROUND.

*Huge brand new marinas

*500 shop designer shopping centres - again on site

*Short flight time - THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT and why S SPain became so popular. The flight time is same as S Spain.

*On site rental agents

*11 onsite hotels - bringing 'free' eyes to site

*No further building allowed for 15 years - SO LIMITED SUPPLY OF GOVERNMENT BACKED MEGA RESORT PROPERTY

Turkey very nice, Ive been but the investment case was'nt strong enough for me.

trent · #33 14-04-2007, 02:00 PM

Has there been a similar poll done for the top cities to invest in. Or does anyone have a list of the cities that were being referred to in this poll for each country. I couldn't find anything at A Place In The Sun from Channel4.com/4homes.

Thanks. T.

opus · #34 19-04-2007, 07:35 AM

In my humble opinion, I don't think this poll is very reliable. I prefer to use research data from property companies. Knight Frank's global top five for 2007 are:

Cyprus (south)
Germany
Slovenia
Slovakia
Russia (Moscow)

Opus

Donny · #35 24-04-2007, 04:10 AM

Latest from Channelnewsasia.

S'pore residential property prices to rise 30% by 2008: Citigroup
By Daryl Loo, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 23 April 2007 2042 hrs

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SINGAPORE : Home prices in Singapore are expected to rise much more than those in Hong Kong, over the next two years, according to Citigroup.

Speaking at an Asia Pacific property conference in Singapore on Monday, Citigroup analysts say they see Singapore residential prices jumping by as much as 30 percent by 2008 compared to just 10 percent for Hong Kong.

Price tags for private homes in Singapore will be on the rise for at least the next two years, according to Citigroup.

It sees Singapore as being in the early stages of a cyclical upswing.

This is in contrast to Hong Kong, where the cycle is on the downtrend - and expected to end by 2009.

They say that Singapore prices are being driven by high occupancy rates, which have hit a record peak of 95.7 percent, and set to even climb higher over the next two years.

Wendy Koh, Director, Asia Pacific Equity Research, Citigroup, said: "If you look at the residential sector, occupancy rate right now is about 93.9 percent as at the end of 2006. If we take into account the completion this year which is only about 5,000 units, and last year's demand was about 9,000, and on annual basis the last 10-year average was about 8,000, occupancy rates should continue to rise.

"And if you take into account the 3,500 units that were sold en bloc last year, occupancy rate is actually closer to 95.5 percent last year. That is a record high as we have not seen that sort of levels before."

Citigroup expects occupancy to rise further to 96.8 percent this year, and 97.1 percent in 2008, as the level of demand far outstrips supply.

Over in the office sector, it is predicting rentals to rise 56 percent to $18.50 per square foot by the end of 2008, up from $11.80 currently.

And despite the recent run-up in property counters, Citigroup sees further upside in some choice picks.

Ms Koh said: "We like City Developments, Wing Tai, Allgreen. We also like Keppel Land for office play. For the first three stocks, it's more the residential exposure. If you look at City Dev and Wing Tai, they have been replenishing their land bank, and riding the upswing in the residential market."

Private home prices in Singapore rose 10.2 percent last year, and an estimated 4.6 percent in the first quarter of this year. - CNA/ch

For your personal info.... Enjoy reading.
Free to email me if anyone need any other property info about Singapore

Chavo · #36 05-05-2007, 03:05 AM

Personally, I like Belgium!

Goldberg Global · #37 10-05-2007, 05:51 PM

It would be good to know how they came up with list. The exact way they compilated. Then people could know if the weightings they give to respective categories of growth, or attractiveness was actually sound or accurate.

Let them disclose how they came to the conclusion of the list and how scientific it is or how speculatory it is. What are the determinates or ingredients, how much is hard fact and how much is emotional speculation.

It does create discussion and has made a TV programme over the subject.

montenegro.off.plan · #38 19-05-2007, 07:06 AM

Where is Montenegro on list?
Montnengo is top 10 location in the world!

singer · #39 23-05-2007, 07:11 PM

Investi... I agree this place is going to score high soon I am hearing talk with lots of caution as people are still a little frightened of commiting to this location But myself have just been offered 10.000 m2 near beach for an excellent price just checking on planning but if price ok will be taking the plunge and sitting on this for 12 month.

sjg-brasil · #40 25-05-2007, 06:20 AM

INVESTY .. if you want the wow factor please come to Brazil again, and I can show you some properties that will not blow your budget, and although in my opinion the rental market is not very well established in the NE of Brazil just yet (only for apart/hotels etc...), although in a few years it will be, as the flights & destinations reached in Brazil from Europe & US will open right up. Having said this, I have 2 apartments that are renting just fine at the moment, and unlike EU countries, you can rent throughout the calendar year, so achieving occupancy of over 6 months during the year is a realistic proposition. My estimated rental return for year1 will be in the region of 15/20% of property value, and the capital gain will be similar. Private furnished apartments close to the beachfront are not readily available for the holiday market, whether that be for foreign or Brazilian tourists, so if you have one to rent, it's a prime target for business at present.