Research by DSR Asset Management shows that investors looking to purchase property in Finland are increasingly cash buyers and not relying upon finance.
David Redfern, founder of DSR said “Buyers in Finland tend to be in the affluent end of the spectrum. Loans from Finnish banks are still available, however the current financial climate has resulted in them being harder to negotiate. We find that where finance is needed our clients need a more personalised service, as they may be unfamiliar with Finnish transaction procedures, translating the relevant documents into English makes a great deal of difference to the buyer”.
Redfern continued:”Foreign nationals buying property in Finland usually have previous ties to the country, but some British and Central European investors, for example, see the country as a stable and safe economy, a good place to hedge their bets. They’re not expecting utopian profits, but looking for an investment environment with less dramatic fluctuations” DSR Asset management is offering Apartments and Condo Hotels in Finland
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