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Dubai property prices to continue falling

The average price of a home in Dubai fell by 1.7 per cent in February and could depreciate by up to 30 per cent over the next two years, indicating that the worst of the emirate's property market downturn is far from over.

29 March 2011

Spain property building levels slow

The number of homes constructed in Spain fell by 33 per cent in 2010 compared to the previous year, which is good news for the country's property market, according to the latest figures from...

29 March 2011

New golf courses in Cyprus

The Cypriot government is expected to add to its country's growing collection of golf courses by permitting planning consent for the construction of two new courses at Fasouri and Limni.

28 March 2011

Global property price growth slows

Global property prices increased by an average of 2.8 per cent during the fourth quarter of 2010, led by markets in Asia-Pacific, according to the latest Knight Frank Global House Price Index Q4 2010.

28 March 2011

Holiday homes in Spain and Malta prove popular

The number of people reserving overseas homes to let on holiday home rental website holidaylettings.co.uk increased by 20 per cent during the first two months of this year, compared to...

28 March 2011

Portugal property prices could fall further

The Portugal property market is expected to face further difficult times ahead after the country's Prime Minister Jose Socrates resigned on Wednesday...

25 March 2011

Strong demand for homes in Western Cape

The property market in the Western Cape region of South Africa was the only province in the country to record more property purchasers than sellers last year...

25 March 2011

Fractional homes in Italy launched

Italy property firm Appassionata, which is owned and managed by a family from the East Midlands, has launched two new homes in Italy which are available to buy on a fractional ownership basis.

24 March 2011

Thailand properties in demand

Demand for homes in Thailand, particularly new build residential properties, remained strong in the first quarter of this year.

23 March 2011