Property In The United Arab Emirates

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Investment Property In The United Arab Emirates

Investment property in the UAE offers overseas buyers enormous potential, in view of the huge demand for affordable, quality real estate throughout the Emirates.

The UAE offers multi-faceted investment advantages, including a tax-free international environment and one the world’s fastest growing tourism economies.

Following on from Dubai’s phenomenal success, the other Arab emirates are now following suit, each with their own economic attributes but similar tax-free investment advantages to Dubai. For now, lower prices, a strong infrastructure and overwhelming demand for commercial and residential properties are driving the success of the real estate markets in other emirates such as Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Umm al-Qaiwain and Fujairah.

Why Invest in United Arab Emirates?

To a large extent, the UAE is now addressing the ongoing shortage of quality, affordable real estate in Dubai, by focusing on the equally attractive benefits of the other United Arab Emirates.

• Year-round sunshine, with average summer temperatures ranging from 24°C in winter to 40°C in summer
• Luxury facilities, great weather and easy access - the UAE now accounts for 0.5% of total tourist demand worldwide
• Awe-inspiring architectural wonders are under construction, following on in the vein of Dubai only a decade ago. Top quality finishes are consistent with the high international standards of amenities and recreational facilities in the UAE
• Property price returns of up to 20-40% per annum (depending upon emirate)
• Average rental yields of a stable 6%. These figures are set to soar in many of the emirates, driven by dramatically increasing land costs
• A thriving economy and a booming tourist industry, attracting much international investment. Already 75% of the population in the UAE is composed of expatriates
• Ever increasing numbers of expatriate workers come to the UAE to work in new industries, maintaining a strong future demand for quality property on which to spend their tax-free earnings
• A tax-free investment environment in the UAE means no income/capital gains tax or tax on rental income
• The supply and demand ratio is well managed to ensure strong growth and returns
• The UAE is an increasingly liberal and cosmopolitan global business centre with luxurious facilities
• Outstanding natural features await visitors, including sandy beaches, rocky mountains, waterfalls and oases
• An world-class infrastructure is constantly being upgraded to keep up with the UAE’s fast growing population

Land for Development/Project Sourcing

The International Property Investment Network (IPIN) and propertyshowrooms.com offer members a comprehensive source of information regarding the newest land investment deals available in the UAE. IPIN endeavours to find you the very best investment opportunities in the UAE before they become common knowledge.
Members will be offered valuable assistance and contacts in the setting up of joint ventures within our network of carefully vetted developers or partners. Due to a recent increase in worldwide property investment, IPIN and propertyshowrooms.com constantly make contact with large-scale individual investors and investment consortiums who are on the lookout for the best land investment options in the UAE.

Summary

UAE property offers potentially lucrative investment opportunities in prime locations of the developing emirates. As a highly industrialised federation, the UAE has one of the most advanced global economies and this is reflected in its GDP per capita, ranking 5th in the world and 3rd in the Middle East, after Qatar and Kuwait. Today’s investors in the UAE expect to witness rapid and substantial price increases as property demand and construction costs in the UAE continue to spiral upwards.

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Dubai Property

Dubai property offers overseas buyers some truly exciting options. Prices are still very affordable and a fast growing property market is currently underway offering purchasers many strong investment opportunities.

Property is so much part of Dubai's infamous growth that real estate investment here allows buyers a spectacular chance to cash in on high growth of an average 18% per annum (over the past five years) and typical rental returns of up to 12%.

Dubai property attracts shrewd land and property investors who seek to purchase from the very start and reap high, tax-free rewards from both commercial and residential properties. Since 2006, freehold ownership rights have been formally given to foreigners and demand is exceedingly high for commercial and residential property to accommodate the large influx of multinationals and expatriates to the Emirate. Developers cannot currently build enough to keep up with demand and while this situation continues, the property market in Dubai remains buoyant, offering homebuyers and investors outstanding growth potential.

The lavish Dubai International Airport in itself is an architectural sight to be seen and reflects the great innovation Dubai offers at every corner. The airport is currently under expansion to cater for Dubai's projected surge in tourism and this is expected to further boost Dubai, alongside its growing international corporate activity and property markets. As the fastest sector of the economy, tourism is targeted at 15 million visitors per year by 2010 and, with projects such as the 20 billion dollar Dubailand now well underway, an even healthier rental and holiday home market is anticipated for the near future. Large commercial zones, including Dubai Media City, Dubai Pearl and Dubai International Financial Centre are also attracting expatriates in their droves, all creating a huge resulting demand for luxury apartments and villas for sale and rent.


Dubai's economy is strong and growing beyond all expectations, while the construction and real estate businesses account for almost one quarter of its GDP. We are confident that Dubai will grow from strength to strength as a popular property investment location.


Sheikh Mohammed relies heavily on the continuing entry of multinationals to Dubai and the scale of some of the new construction projects makes them entirely dependent upon foreign business investment, there simply not being enough local firms to justify the ambitious structures being built.

The sheer wonders and luxury of Dubai hold an irresistible lure for many seeking shimmering towers and state of the art modern living, all within a tax-free environment. A warm climate and countless leisure activities make Dubai an ideal place in which to holiday, invest or live.

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Property In The United Arab Emirates

Property in the UAE offers the opportunity to profit from a still growing property market and tax-free incentives, making it the major overseas property investment destination it is today. 

Over recent years, property in Dubai has stolen the limelight in terms of real estate success, having reformed its foreign ownership regulations to attract a multitude of investors. While this continues to be the case, other emirates such as Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Umm al-Qaiwain and Fujairah are growing in importance, having followed suit to absorb the overflowing demand from Dubai. While prices remain comparatively low and economic prospects are high, these emirates are attracting a steady flow of fresh investment.

With a population topping 4.6 million and high per capita income, the UAE economy is growing fast (7.4% in 2007), resulting in extremely strong capital growth and high rental yields for the real estate market. The UAE attracts a large number of affluent expatriates and foreign workers who wish to take advantage of its comparatively low cost of living and tax-free business and residency incentives. Today this group alone makes up more than 75% of the population.

In addition to a booming oil based economy, the UAE’s commercial and financial environments are hugely successful. Not to be forgotten is the fact that the UAE is one of the world’s fastest growing tourist destinations: luxury, state-of-the art holiday resorts and facilities are being built across the emirates to complement natural attributes of sun, sea and sand in abundance, giving the UAE all-round appeal as a truly multi-faceted destination.


Diligent investors and homebuyers will be enjoying strong returns from their early purchases in the UAE. We are delighted to be able to offer you carefully vetted property at today’s unbeatable prices.

The standard of living in the UAE is high, largely due to the wealth created by oil and gas. The emirates now complement oil price fluctuations with valuable revenue form regional trading and tourism. Billions of dollars have been pumped into showpiece development projects to create skyscrapers and other edifices of overwhelming proportions, now making the construction industry the third largest sector of the economy, after oil and trade.
Lavish projects continue to attract tourists seeking sheer luxury, along with the fantastic tax-free shopping. Ease of access via six international airports helps render the UAE a worldwide attraction, while a relaxed, quality lifestyle and a warm climate entice investors, expatriates and holidaymakers alike.

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Buying Spanish Property

A few word of advice

Buying a property in Spain can be a very enriching affair, both financially and in terms of enhancing your happiness and quality of life. However this will only be the case if you get the purchase right. If you get the purchase wrong you run the risk of losing a substantial amount of money, either through capital loses or extra costs, and you could end up with a property in Spain that is nothing but a burden to you. So if you only visit this website once never to return at the very least bear in mind the following points.

• Always do your own research before you buy property in Spain. This means finding out how the conveyancing process works in Spain, and identifying the main risks. It also means researching market prices for a fair idea of property prices to guide you in your decision. Buyers who fail to research the market are likely to overpay for property and take unnecessary risks.
• The dream of owning property in Spain needs to be balanced by practical considerations, so be honest with yourself when deciding what kind of property you need. Wishful thinking alone will lead to poor decisions.
• Approach the purchase in a structured and organised way, and keep your wits about you at all times. Pursuing the dream of owning a property in Spain is no excuse for rash, risky decisions that you wouldn’t take at home.
• Always start by creating a clear, written brief of your property requirements to guide you search.
• Make hiring an independent, competent Spanish lawyer one of your first tasks. It is essential to avoid lawyers with conflicts of interest so never ask anyone involved in selling you property to recommend you a lawyer, and never use the in-house lawyer of an estate agent or developer.
• Try to deal with reputable companies. Investigate companies before dealing with them.
• Never sign a contract or pay a deposit before carrying out an appropriate due diligence and getting the all clear from your lawyer. Due diligence varies according to circumstances, but in general never buy a resale property unless it is accurately described in notarised title deeds and is free of debts and encumbrances. When buying off-plan always make sure that a building licence has been granted by the town hall, that your stage payments are guaranteed, and that the contract you sign is watertight. Never sign deeds for an off-plan property until the first occupancy licence (licencia de primera ocupación) has been granted.
• Retain a healthy sense of scepticism about the claims people make whilst trying to sell you property. This is especially true of the claims being made about off-plan investments. Never invest in off-plan property unless you have the funds to cope with a worst-case scenario.
• Never allow yourself to be pressurised into a decision.
• Always make sure your financial position is clear before paying a deposit. Failure to do so could result in you loosing your deposit.
• Make sure you understand your fiscal obligations once you have purchased property in Spain. Property taxes in Spain are low but if you fail to pay them there is a risk that your property will be confiscated and sold off to pay them. 

There are many ways to search for properties to buy in Spain: estate agents, property magazines and ''home hunters". In more popular or urban areas estate agents offer an English-speaking service.
The whole process of buying any type of property or land in Spain is strictly regulated.
This section aims to give an overview of the processes involved in buying a property, but it cannot deal with every circumstance. Therefore professional advice should be sought with regard to personal situations.







Finding the Property

There are many ways to search for properties to buy in Spain: estate agents, property magazines and ''home hunters". In more popular or urban areas estate agents offer an English-speaking service.
It's important to carefully consider the location and type of property, depending on whether it will be a  main residence, second home, holiday home to be let out on occasion or a property to be let as an investment for the future.
Make a list of the important elements - the purchase price, the overall size and number of rooms, whether a sotanos (cellar), garage, garden, terrace or balcony is essential - as it will keep the estate agent or home hunter on the right track to finding the ideal property.
The type of property and it's condition is also an important consideration. There are certain types of properties that will not be acceptable for mortgage finance. The property should be classed as "habitable" meaning structurally sound and having the basic utilities of electricity, mains water and sewerage system, all conforming to the current regulations.
All properties that are registered on Registro de la Propiedad (Land Registry) can be mortgaged.

Buy Property to Build or Let

Buying to renovate a property or build a new property demands careful pre-planning. Certain Spanish building regulations are very different from other countries and permission has to be granted from the local Ayuntamento (Town Hall). These vary within municipalities and within each there may be different zones that have different regulations regarding the minimum amount of land on which a home can be built.
Detailed applications as well as other documents which state what developments are allowed to a property and its land, must be submitted to the town hall (certificate of town planning/urban development). These permits may have been obtained by the agent or the constructor before signing; ensure these have been obtained.
The advice of an expert - an architect or surveyor - is also required for renovations and new builds. If relying on mortgage finance for renovation works, then the works will have to be completed by tradesmen who are registered in Spain. Registered tradesmen have required insurance covering their work - it is an essential guarantee for the bank or lender.

Buying property to let

Be aware when buying property to let that if it will be rented out more than once per year as holiday accommodation, it may have to be registered with the local Consejeria de Turismo de la Comunidad Autonoma (tourism board). More information specific to local requirements is available from the tourism board.

Financing a Property Purchase

The whole process of buying any type of property or land in Spain is strictly regulated.
There are three main options available to pay for a property:

1. Buy for cash - a straightforward option, but once capital has been invested in a Spanish property it can be difficult to release equity although not impossible in some circumstances.
2. Re-mortgage a main home to raise the cash - again, a straight forward option and one that doesn't involve Spanish banks. However interest rates charged by banks and building societies in other countries may be higher than interest rates in Spain.
3. Finance the property with a mortgage from a Spanish bank or mortgage provider.

The Initial Costs

Whether buying for cash or with a mortgage there are some costs to be funded directly by the buyer:

• The Deposit: agreement to the purchase. On the day of signing the opción de compra (the sales agreement contract) the buyer is required to pay the deposit, usually between five and ten percent of the purchase price for older properties. For new properties under construction the payment terms are made in stage payments as the construction is completed. These terms should be negotiated through the agent or directly with the constructor. It is advisable to pay the deposit cheque to the agent who is representing the buyer, and not to the vendor. The deposit is held by the agent until completion
• Purchase Costs: For all property and land, seven percent of the purchase price is paid as a property tax that goes to the Spanish Treasury. In addition, there are notary fees and a land/property registration fee, which varies according to the purchase price of the property
• Agency fees: Normal commission is five percent, which is included in the sale price

Mortgage Arrangements

Normally, based on their valuation on the property, Spanish banks will lend between 60 and 70 percent to non-residents and more to residents. They send a valuer to assess the value of the property; the cost of this is included in the charges made by the bank for the mortgage application, which varies according to the purchase price of the property. Banks vary in their charges and this can often be negotiated. Once the mortgage has been applied for, funds will be needed to cover the cost of bank charges.

The essential elements for qualifying for a mortgage

1. Sufficient income to service your mortgage
2. Compulsory life insurance to cover the terms of the mortgage

Working out a price range

If a mortgage is needed to buy a property, establish a price range and determine if enough cash funds for the deposit and legal fees are available and if income is sufficient to afford the monthly cost of the mortgage.
It is strongly advised to seek professional advice about the basic lending criteria and the various options and mortgage products available. There are several options:

• Go directly to the Spanish banks and mortgage providers. Banks and mortgage providers have their own lending criteria - how much they will lend, the term of the mortgage, what mortgage products they offer and how much they will charge for their arrangement fees
• Use the services of an established mortgage broker, who will provide advice about how much can feasibly be borrowed and the mortgage products which will best suit the circumstances. A mortgage broker may save some time and will know which lenders to approach on the buyer's behalf and will provide quotations from the most suitable lenders. Throughout the mortgage procedure the mortgage broker will liaise between buyer and lender, which can be very useful if the buyer's foreign language skills are not that good. Mortgage brokers who are registered in Spain receive their commission directly from the lender and generally do not charge a fee - but it's advisable to check, as this is not always the case.
• The Inmobilario (estate agent) may offer a mortgage service and usually will offer a service similar to that of a mortgage broker

Banks will ask for pay slips of employed applicants or one or two years accounts if the applicant is self-employed. Tax declarations from the buyer's country of tax residence will be required.

Purchasing a Property in Spain

Once a property is found that is suitable and the vendor has accepted the offer, a sales contract must be completed (opción de compra).

Opción de compra

The seller (vendor) or agent can draft the opción de compra, which is be written in Spanish, but will usually have an English translation. The name(s) on the mortgage (if applicable) must also be the name(s) on the opción de compra. The opción de compra is a legal contract, therefore it is highly recommended to consult a notary before signing. The notary should confirm (at a minimum) that the following information is provided:

• Details and identities of the vendor and purchaser
• A full description of the property
• The surface area of the property and land
• The purchase price, the breakdown of fees and who will pay each fee
• Details of the sales agent
• Details of any fixtures and fittings included in the sale
• Details of the mortgage, the date of when the mortgage offer should be available and the date of completion
• Any let out clauses (conditions/cláusulas crio) and the penalties that will be incurred by the purchaser or the vendor if completion doesn't take place

Let out clauses

For the purchaser, the clause crio protects the deposit given to the agent as part of the agreement to purchase the property.

• The most usual is a clause stating that the purchaser's agreement to purchase is subject to obtaining mortgage finance
• Other clauses can be included, such as the vendor having to carry out necessary repairs or that the sale is subject to the dimensions of the property corresponding to what is detailed in the opción de compra (expert legal advice is useful in the negotiation of these clauses)

On the day of signing the opción de compra the purchaser will be required to pay the deposit to the agent.

Completion Day

After the mortgage has been approved arrangements can be made for completion of the sale. It is the buyer's responsibility to instruct the notary to request the mortgage funds from the lender.
Once the completion date is determined, the buyer will need to make sure their Spanish bank account is open and funds are transferred into it in time for the completion date. Arrangements for building insurance will also need to be arranged as the buyer will need to provide details of the insurance policy.
If the buyer is unable to attend the signing of the Escritura (final deed of sale) power of attorney (a poder) may be given to a trusted person or friend, which authorises them to act on the buyer's behalf.
The Escritura is signed by the buyer, the vendor and one notary.
Once the Escritura has been signed and witnessed the buyer must pay all required taxes, land registry fees and the purchase price. A few months later they receive a certificate informing them that the title has been registered. The original title deed is returned to the notary and the deeds can be collected. The Notary may make authorised copies

The Professionals Involved with Purchase

A variety of professionals are required when purchasing property in Spain.

The Estate Agent and Property Searcher

Estate agents (agentes inmobiliarios) are usually local to an area and therefore will only have properties for sale within that area. The agent earns commission from the sale of the property and will try to obtain the best possible price for the property, but will know what price the vendor will accept. They should also be able to give the buyer an estimation of all the other fees and the property charges for which they will be responsible.
Property searchers, as their title implies, will search for a property that is within the client's price bracket and matches their requirements. Many offer a personal service, taking the potential purchaser to view the properties they have short-listed. Some charge a fee while others take a percentage commission from the Inmobilario instead.

The Notary

The notary is a public official and given the title of Notario. The notary is highly qualified in the Spanish legal system and is able to advise about the property transaction as well as family, succession and corporate laws. The state confers powers on the notary to legalise property purchase transactions that cannot be enforced by any other means. Notaries are Public Officials and provide legality to the contracts they supervise. They are liable for their professional actions. A notary is responsible for the conveyance, preparing the various documents and confirming the seller's title to the property, checking that there are no other mortgages on the property, etc. The notary is responsible for the legality of all documents that are signed before them in their personal capacity, which provides a guarantee for the client.
A buyer may choose their own notary.

Mortgage Brokers

A mortgage broker has a relationships with various Spanish banks and mortgage providers and understands how they react to certain cases and circumstances, and will act as the buyer's intermediary with the lender. Legislation ensures that mortgage brokers, or mortgage advisers, must have their own professional indemnity insurance and be registered with each bank and mortgage provider they represent.
Mortgage brokers receive their commission directly from the bank or lender with which they do business. Some of those who are registered in Spain will not charge they buyer fees for their services - it is suggested to verify this early on.

Architects and Surveyors

An architect or surveyor should be considered if purchasing an older property or one in need of renovation. They will have experience with planning and obtaining necessary permits and certificates, and be able to provide an estimate of the cost. They should also know of reputable registered builders who have their own insurance to cover their work, which is essential especially if taking out a mortgage for renovation or improvement works.

Property Taxes & Charges

There are two taxes on all residential property. These are collected by the State for the local authorities. These taxes are assessed at individual rates according to location and can vary substantially. Ask the estate agent for these details when looking at properties to buy.

Taxes IBI (Local Taxes)

Due on all property registered at the Land Registry except agricultural land. The owner of the property is liable for paying this tax. Even if a property is only used occasionally, if it is furnished and supplied with water and electricity this tax must be paid. The amount varies based on location and the value of the property.

Basura (Rubbish Collection)

Town Hall tax for the collection of rubbish.
Both the above are paid to a local government collection agency called SUMA, each town and village usually has a SUMA office.

Comunidad (Community Charges)

For those owning property such as an apartment within a complex there are maintenance and service charges to pay. Potential buyers should consider these charges before purchasing. Charges vary according to the size and quality of the complex, and the facilities such as lifts, swimming pool, gardens, tennis courts.

Spanish Succession Laws - the Law of Inheritance

Buyers are advised to draw up a Spanish will with a notary to cover assets in Spain. This becomes essential if the owner's situation is more complicated with previous marriages, particularly those involving children and step-children.

Capital Gains Tax and Wealth Tax

This is currently changing; consult a professional tax advisor.

Patrimonial Tax

The Patrimonial Tax is a yearly tax based on the rateable value of the property. It is paid once a year, in December.

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Investment Property In Australia

Foreigners Are Keen to Invest in Australia

Australia has always been a favourite holiday and relocation destination due to its great quality of life and value for money and still today, carefully selected investment property in Australia offers great potential to overseas purchasers. With a well established and growing tourist industry in operation and increased economic activity in the major cities from foreign investors, many real estate investments are providing excellent opportunities.

Why Invest in Australia?

Despite misgivings by some investors due to increased interest rates and high property prices, the real estate market is in fact booming in certain parts of Australia. Today investors can take advantage of many economic and political advantages to property purchase in Australia, meanwhile enjoying the outstanding natural beauty, climate and lifestyle.

Natural and Cultural Factors

Sun-baked horizons, rugged mountains, unspoilt beaches and dense tropical rainforest make it a popular holiday and lifestyle option.

• Due to fantastic beaches and countryside, sporting activities such as diving and surfing are to be enjoyed as well as great opportunity for all types of ecotourism.
• Large cultural cities, such as Sydney, where opera and other musical events can be enjoyed, as well as world class cinema, theatre, art galleries, and much more.
• Temperate year-round climate, with an average of 3,000 hours of sunshine per year.
• Relaxed and healthy lifestyle in the sun
• English is the national language, greatly facilitating a move here
• Well served by six major international airports

Economic Factors

• High capital growth in areas such as Perth (36.6% to 42% per annum in 2006)
• Low cost commercial properties and a growing international business presence in major cities, due to good value for money and a foreign investor friendly environment.
• High demand for residential and commercial real estate to accommodate growing expatriate working community.
• Due to high interest rates and property prices, many Australians are increasingly seeking rental accommodation, making this a healthy growth area for investors.
• Currency exchange rates against the euro, dollar and sterling are favourable, making property purchase in Australia a valuable option.
• High growth rate, superior to that in most OECD countries, including the UK and the US.
• Wide range of mortgage options available to foreigners, including interest free loans for five to ten years.
• Huge tourism growth. According to the Australian Forecasting Committee, some 10,000 extra hotel rooms will be required in resort areas by 2014.
• Population growth and rising incomes ensure the demand for housing outpaces current supply, causing prices to rise.

Land for Development / Project Sourcing

Australian land purchase gives investors a prime opportunity to gain maximum returns on investment. Propertyshowrooms.com and IPIN (International Property Investment Network) work with a close network of developers, land owners and agents alike to establish a carefully vetted list of sources and contacts which allows us to find our clients the very best options available today. We can also assist you to set up joint venture opportunities in Australia and implement investment strategies with the help of our trusted network of professionals.
We maintain valuable contacts with many large-scale individual investors and investment consortiums who wish to take advantage of the current hot investment locations in Australia.

Summary

Not only is Australia an outstanding country in terms of lifestyle and climate, it offers many economical and political advantages to today’s overseas property investors. Australia offers profitable opportunities for city investment as well as property for sale in current property hotspots in coastal resorts such as those in Western Australia and North Queensland.
Intelligent investors are making the most of today´s real estate market in Australia, while opportunities still last, for land, buy-to-let and pure investment options. (Propertyshowrooms)

Property In Australia

Property in Australia offers great opportunity for investors and homebuyers alike.  Selected in the right location, property in Australia offers lucrative resale and rental options while taking advantage of a healthy tourist industry and a stable economy.

Property in Australia is wide ranging due to the sheer magnitude of the country. Homebuyers in Australia who are looking for a buoyant market in which to invest are looking at various areas where the local economy is growing and the job market is strong, bringing with it a healthy supply of tenants for rentals as well as home purchasers. Due to the relatively high price of property for the average Australian, purchasers looking for buy-to-let investments are finding a healthy market in which to employ this strategy.

Many property purchasers are focusing on areas such as the western coast and North Queensland where beautiful well priced properties can be still found where a sufficient infrastructure is in place and an idyllic living environment can be enjoyed.

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Australian real estate offers a promising opportunity for international property investors and holiday home buyers alike. Australia has so much to offer visitors and boasts beautiful natural wonders, including superb beaches, warm weather and an outdoor culture, making it a favourite destination for many northern Europeans seeking a healthier and happier lifestyle.
Purchasers are investing in new properties as well as land deals, while prices are firmly on the increase in some areas, due to the progress of various areas and their supporting infrastructures. Our land options range from smaller plots for villa construction to land on which to develop large resorts.

Further information and resources

	Buyers Guide to Australia The property in Australia Buyers Guide will give anyone considering investing in property in Australia plenty of essential information, and facilitate a safe purchase.
	Mortgages in Australia Many buyers in Australia require finance for their property purchase. Here you will find details of how to structure your purchase using the finance options available.
	Currency Exchange in Australia When buying property in Australia, appropriate currency exchange transactions are vital to an efficient sale and they can save you thousands when buying your Australian property.
	Australia FAQs This section helps clarify many of the most common queries property purchasers have regarding buying real estate in Australia.
	Australia Property News This section keeps you up to date with latest news issues concerning property purchase in Australia, including information about new laws and property market trends.
	Australia Tax Information It is important to understand the tax liabilities involved in your purchase in Australia. This section will give you the information you need.

Australia Property Investment

Australia is an exciting market, well worth close inspection, not only as a place to live but as importantly as a viable investment option or a great holiday home location. With many flights to Australia and a vibrant tourist industry, Australia offers solid growth opportunities for property purchasers. (Propertyshowrooms)

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