Property prices outlook for the UK in 2013
The UK is probably the most benefited from the bubble real estate prices that enveloped the area of the EU in the last decade.There
was a time when prices were increasing by 5% every month and there has
been an increase cautious because it was not unusual for a monthly
double-digit growth.We all know what happened next. A financial crisis was brewing in the United States and before long, the virus had spread to all the world markets .
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Despite the different sectors of the economy were affected was the real estate market where the pain is felt more strongly. After
enjoying the greatest increases in real estate in Europe, the UK has
already experienced a very strong correction with thousands of pounds
being wiped off the value of the properties.Now, in 2013, it finally looking like the worst may be over as the realtors months recording in first month in several years.Prices still have a long way to go to return to pre-crash, but at least they are moving in the right direction now.
Property Market Outlook in Poland in 2013
Poland was one of the most profitable markets in Europe before the housing crisis has beaten the continent.
Considered
a kind of secret among investors due to the fact that the country was
not particularly popular among many investors to misperceptions about
the dark country, but statistics show that the housing market in Poland
was one of the strongest in the area euro.
The country is also one of the few in Europe that does not go into recession, which bodes well for this year.
Although
there are still doubts about whether Poland will adopt the euro in the
near future (a move that will likely cause real estate prices rocket)
planned for 2013 still fresh in the dark clouds of the euro crisis are
slowly starting to walk away.
One area where prices are expected to grow faster than the housing market in Krakow. The prices are among the highest in Europe and some prices have eclipsed Manhattan Duplex rate!
If
you are looking for promising new area of investing and the Tri-City,
in the north of the country is well worth considering for new
infrastructure projects are coming to an end. coming to a close.
The outlook for the Spanish property market in 2013
Being one of the most popular real estate investment in the world, Spain is now paved areas to be one of the countries that fell further through the eyes of investors.A double whammy effect of global shock housing prices, coupled with the debt crisis in the country and the subject of receiving bailout money from the EU left the Spanish property market beaten, broken and dizziness. What might surprise some people is that there are points still hot in the market, where prices have been remarkably resilient, Marbella and Barcelona are notable examples.2013 should be an interesting year for ownership of the Iberian Peninsula and remains to be seen how the prices can recover from their lows.
