Not only are there the emerging property markets in Europe, like many of the countries that have just joined the EU, but there are also those countries that have had foreign nationals buying there for many years but are not particularly considered mainstream.

Austria
A land of crisp mountain air, pine forests and picturesque meadows. Austria has so much to offer, from the musical city of Salzburg to the breathtaking scenery of its mountains and valleys.

Switzerland
A dramatic scenic country with lakes, mountains and an interesting history. The property market is not the cheapest in the world but surprisingly accessible to overseas buyers.

Russia
Property in Russia, especially Moscow itself is becoming a feasible investment option; where values in the past 5 years have increased dramatically. Current real estate legislation and fiscal policy also encourages long-term foreign real estate investment. The law makes no distinction between a Russian citizen and an expatriate buying real estate. The proceeds of sale of any property, which was owned by the same owner for five or more years, are tax exempt and there may be good rental returns.

Scandinavia
A region including the countries; Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland, famous for their historic cities, fjords and breathtaking scenery and diverse cultures.
It is possible to buy property in these countries, with surprising ease, where homes in the main cities are most expensive, but country properties are remarkably good value.

Holland
Famous for its waterways, tulips and much more, Holland has many historical cities and towns. The property market is similar to other Northern European markets in that many people rent rather than buy within the country, but real estate is considered a good investment here. Areas such as Amsterdam command high prices and good potential rental return.

Germany
A large country with a rich history and scenery, ranging from the majestic Rhine valley to pine forests. There are many fine cities and areas of natural beauty in Germany but the property market here is one that has not been mainstream in terms of overseas buyers investing or living. At present we have contacts here and are reviewing the potential market for foreign buyers.

Corsica
The French island of Corsica is remarkably unspoilt with a dramatic coastline and rugged interior. It is possible to buy property here and we are currently reviewing a leaseback development here that should be live soon.

Poland
Property investors are increasingly looking towards Central and Eastern Europe in order to achieve higher profit margins than it is possible in traditional places for investment; Poland is becoming a hot spot for such investors. Our partners in Poland offer a range of products, from small buy-to-let transactions to multimillion development projects. Apart from looking for and assisting in potential deals, they can also take care of the management side of development, sales, lettings and project supervision.

Monaco
Monaco, bordering France on the Mediterranean coast, is a popular resort, attracting tourists to its casino and pleasant climate. In 2001, a major construction project extended the pier used by cruise ships in the main harbour. The state has no income tax and low business taxes and thrives as a tax haven both for individuals who have established residence and for foreign companies that have set up businesses and offices. The principality's mild climate, splendid scenery, and gambling facilities have made Monaco world famous as a tourist and recreation centre and 2nd property location for those that can afford it. We currently have a number of apartments available for sale.

Other European countries -
At the present time we do not have property available in every European country, but in the near future we expect to be offering real estate for sale in most. Please contact us if you would like us to conduct a search on your behalf.

Please contact us to discuss your buying requirements and we will endeavour to help wherever you may be looking to find a property.