property for under 25k - Page 2

John · #11 23-01-2008, 07:50 AM

What if he likes the cold?

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You need to be thinking about somewhere warm with good investment opportunities and a good return,so Egypt and Turkey would be good options,as for Bulgaria i'm afraid my thoughts would be to leave it well alone.

Goldberg Global · #12 31-01-2008, 12:55 AM

We have some on the golf in Bulgaria or in Egypt.

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Originally Posted by steviego1

hi guys,
where is the best place to buy a 1 b/room or studio for under 25k?

awahee123 · #13 31-01-2008, 01:31 AM

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Originally Posted by John

What if he likes the cold?

Lol good question,if you would like it cold then I would strongly recommend the uk,apart from the weather it's full of places to see,to be honest if the weather was good in the uk I think you would find a lot of people staying here for their hols.

realestatemart · #14 31-01-2008, 02:56 AM

I think Weather here in hurghada is realy much beter than lots of other places in the world specialy the sun here all year long and you can enjoy it just in 2 months of summer its too hot but the touristic season is all year as well so realy one of best shots to invest your savings and hiiii realy little raining here so u can go out alot lol

dave99 · #15 17-02-2008, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by steviego1

hi guys,
where is the best place to buy a 1 b/room or studio for under 25k?

Hi

Red Sea Residencia - Arabia Beach - Hurghada - Egypt

1 bed - two balconies - pool view less than £23K
2 bed - one balcony - pool view less than £33k
3 bed - three balconies - pool view - less than £42K
other units with sea view available

Near public beach and new Marina

Completion Dec 2008.
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realestatemart · #16 17-02-2008, 04:04 PM

Project in EL Kawther Area
Studio 36m2 16537k

Investy · #17 18-02-2008, 01:04 PM

Egypt might be your best bet, but be aware the build quality even in some of the existing 5* hotels is quite poor, but given your modest budget you cant expect too much I suppose.

If you want something steady and safe, a freind of mine sells freehold appartments in Berlin for this price, which are fully maintained to impecable standards and come with existing state tenants. The rental yield nets down to less than 4%.

realestatemart · #18 18-02-2008, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Investy

Egypt might be your best bet, but be aware the build quality even in some of the existing 5* hotels is quite poor, but given your modest budget you cant expect too much I suppose.

If you want something steady and safe, a freind of mine sells freehold appartments in Berlin for this price, which are fully maintained to impecable standards and come with existing state tenants. The rental yield nets down to less than 4%.

I think we should mention this in Germany forum section not here