China – Rising in the East

The third largest country in the world, with a population of over 1.3 billion people, China is one of the world’s fastest & largest growing economies. Alongside this, residential property in the major cities such as Shanghai & Beijing are considered prime investment opportunities.
At present we have a number of developments in Beijing, from smaller apartments to villa-style properties.

Hong Kong - Gateway to the Orient

Hong Kong’s has a magnificent natural setting on the tip of the Chinese mainland it is a vibrant city with towering skyscrapers, busy harbour and bustling business. With a long reputation as a trading centre and home to expats Hong Kong’s property market is relatively expensive and focused around investment and work related user rather than the holiday home market.

Singapore - A traditional favourite with the British

Offering shopping, business and cultural living in an ultra clean and safe modern city. English is widely spoken and it is easy and inexpensive to get around and there is much to see and do. The Indonesian holiday island of Bintan is just a 45 minutes ferry trip away and there are many attractions within Singapore itself.

The property market here is buoyant though not particularly cheap and buyers are often working in the region rather than using as a holiday home.

Sri Lanka - A glorious island

Lying only 30 miles off the Indian sub-continent with beautiful beaches set in the sparkling waters of the Indian Ocean. Sri Lanka, formally Ceylon, has a rich and varied landscape – lush jungles, vivid green tea plantations, rolling hills and palm fringed beaches. The island has a wealth of history and culture including the food, which is wonderful.
It is possible to buy property here since the laws are uncomplicated in regards to foreigners owning land. People have been buying here for many years and recent legislation has made it even easier. It is a natural choice for ex-patriot foreigners to choose as a holiday base with its ideal location halfway between Asia and Europe and the relatively modern infrastructure for this part of South West Asia. When not in residence, villa owners are often able to rent out their homes to holidaymakers.

Japan - A fascinating contrast of ultra modern and ancient culture

Japan remains an enigma - steeped in mystical art forms, ancient religion and curious rituals it is a country with high tourism and wonderful natural scenery. The property market in Japan is a recovering one after serious downturns and it is deemed a fairly risky prospect for foreign buyers, although they can legally own property. Other drawbacks include the difficulty of obtaining finance and the risk of earthquakes.
Property prices and rents are high in the capital Tokyo and effectively become cheaper as you move out into the countryside and away from the city.

Elsewhere in Asia-Pacific

At present we do not have properties for sale in Cambodia, mainland India, Taiwan or several other countries. But if you particularly want somewhere in a country not featured here please let us know – we are part of a number of associations and will endeavour to help you.