September 24th, 2007 by admin
Here are some informations about “how to buy a house” - From Dream to Reality
Buying a home is one of the most important personal and financial decisions you’ll ever make. That’s why CENTURY 21 wants you to have this step-by-step guide to help you find and buy your first home. We’re also here to answer your questions along the way. We want your first real estate experience to be both hassle-free and rewarding.
The following Guide explains the real estate process in plain English. What you’re about to read is an overview of the procedures normally followed in a typical home purchase. Read on and see how finding and owning your dream home can be easier than you think with help from CENTURY 21.
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http://www.century21.com/learn/content.aspx?refstr=6.26
September 20th, 2007 by Ines
The thought of buying a home in France is one thing – but when it comes down to actually considering the practicalities of obtaining and raising a mortgage or loan to buy French property, for most people beads of sweat pop out on their forehead and they take a look at their finances and see whether they can just buy outright!
But in practical terms it seldom makes sense to pour all your hard earned cash into one fairly illiquid commodity and also, there is very little difference between mortgages in France for British people and mortgages back in the UK for the purposes of buying a home in England…
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September 19th, 2007 by Ines
9 years ago Slovenia was still the richest republic in the Yugoslav federation. Now it is the most prosperous among the candidates for the European union membership. With per capita gross domestic product of more than $13 000 (US Dollars) Slovenians enjoy higher living standards than in the poorest Western European country Greece. The main financial rating agencies - Moody’s, Standard & Poor’s and FITCH IBCA gave the country high grades -A3, A, A (where usually AAA is the highest grade and D - lowest). In September 1999 Slovenia was ranked in 33rd position among 180 countries according to the following criteria: economic performance, political risk, debt indicators, credit ratings, access to bank finance, access to short-term finance and access to capital markets. The Institutional Investor’s Country Credit Rating of September 1999 showed Slovenia in 28th place among 135 countries.
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September 18th, 2007 by Ines
Berlin is attracting more British investors with property prices currently 10 times cheaper than London, and lower than even those of main Central and Eastern European cities. Based in the UK, Alpha Real Estate Investments, the Central European property specialist, is launching a variety of lucrative opportunities for shrewd UK and Irish investors who want to capitalise on the property market in Germany’s capital with rental yields from 5.5 per cent.
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September 5th, 2007 by lana
Belgium has become more popular for foreign ownership recently due to the head quarters of the E.U being based at Brussels. This has resulted in rising property values, especially close to Brussels, although less expensive property can be found in the countryside.
Main languages are French, Flemish and German. ( for more info click here)
September 3rd, 2007 by lana
This topic examines the steps, time, and cost involved in registering property in Belgium. ( for more info click here)
August 20th, 2007 by Tea
Asking prices for properties in London have fallen for the first time in a year, bringing hope that softer conditions in the capital could ease affordability pressures across the country.
Rightmove, the property website, said that London asking prices, which had risen by around 2 per cent per month for the past year, fell by 0.1 per cent in the past month. (for more information click here)
August 20th, 2007 by Tea
For many, one of the principal reasons to buy land plot for sale in France and then to move there is to have more space and this could not be truer for the equestrian enthusiasts amongst us. France is renowned as a Mecca for horses, particularly Normandy where a large percentage of the horse population is based. But whilst having a free rein (no pun intended) to put all your horsey dreams into action is appealing, keeping horses can become daunting if you don’t choose the right property. Here are some tips to help you in your search for equestrian property:
Choosing the right property (for more information click here)
August 20th, 2007 by Tea
The old prices of property in France are moving up at slower pace. After many years of exceptional conditions that made the market breaking new records, the time has come to diversify the investors’ portfolio. The rising interest rates have made new homes less affordable for owners and potential buyers. The overall mood isn’t so optimistic as it has been for quite some time. Expected more interest rises in the Eurozone will only underline the current trends of market slowdown in France. A new favorable cycle will be needed to take from the high market levels.(for more information click here)
August 20th, 2007 by Tea
When you compare Paris in France to either New York or London it wins hands down every time in terms of its architecture, history, culture, cuisine…and its property…because it’s a fact that French properties for sale in Paris are cheaper, better value and more affordable than similarly located or facilitated property in either London or New York.(for more information click here)