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Tuesday, 17 July 2007
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Britons aged over 45 would most like to move to New Zealand if they could move anywhere in the world, according to research by Bank of Scotland International. And those under 45 would also like to go down under, but to Australia.
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Monday, 16 July 2007
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Vietnam plans to allow expatriates to buy and sell houses to attract foreign investment to the sector, real estate dealers told Monday. The Ministry of Construction plan applies to foreigners who will stay in Vietnam for a year. They will be allowed to buy and own one house per person over 50 years.
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Friday, 13 July 2007
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More Brits are opting to holiday in Cape Verde rather than the Maldives, which is good news for property investors. Destinations such as the Maldives are being disregarded more and more by people choosing to visit the similar but much closer paradise of the Cape Verde islands.
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Wednesday, 11 July 2007
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In Beijing's heated real estate market, 300,000 yuan can buy no more than a 20-square-meter apartment within the second ring road. And, with a bit luck, you might be able to buy a 40-square-meter place inside the fifth ring with the same amount of money. However, you can afford a 100-square meter home in some residential complexes near the fifth ring but with a vague property right.
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Monday, 09 July 2007
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Thailand property market over the next few years is set to welcome new individual investors from Dubai, India and Russia thanks to lower prices than in other markets.
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Thursday, 05 July 2007
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The urban property market is booming across ex-communist EU member states as foreign investors flood in and locals climb onto the property ladder even in the region's dour concrete tower-block estates.
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Tuesday, 03 July 2007
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Himalayan hill stations built by British colonial officers to shelter them from the fierce Indian summer and remind them of home are to be restored to their former glory by a new generation of middle-class Indians eager to savour a similar lifestyle.
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