Overseas Property News
Albania
Albania Property Most Popular in 2008 So Far
The David Stanley Redfern Ltd sales team has revealed that Albania is the most popular location with investors in 2008 so far. Surprisingly investors are drawn to the safety of Albania property, based on the fact that EU money, stabilising the country and ensuring the economic growth of late continues on its path to becoming a full member of the EU in 2014, ensure property prices are almost certain to grow considerably over the next 5-10 years. Another, more obvious reason for the popularity of Albania property is the fact that it is among the cheapest in Europe, and its proximity to Greece and other popular location gives away the glorious climate.
Tirana property is particularly popular, and the area around Tirana's artificial lake is a particularly popular area within Tirana. On a recent fact-finding mission to Albania, David Stanley Redfern's operations manager Jason Killingback brought new developments back and also ordered that some be removed from the website for various reasons. This means that David Stanley Redfern's Albania property is now nothing but the best investment property in Tirana.
Though more properties will be added soon, David Stanley Redfern are currently offering three Albania properties, all of which are in Tirana, and 2 of 3 in the sought after Lake District.
The newest development is right on top of Tirana's artificial lake, and back on to a second lake, which is currently dry, but will soon be a fantastic waterscape. The Twin Lake development is an off-plan complex of 1 bedroom apartments with prices starting from just £40,000.
David Stanley Redfern's other Tirana Lake District property is the aptly named Lake District residence, again it is an off-plan complex of 1 bedroom apartments, priced from £56,000.
Last but not least is the Dajti Views development, a little further back from the lake, but with the added extra of being a short way from the lift up the Dajti Mountain, which is very popular with tourists. Dajti Views has fantastic views of the mountains, and of Tirana Lake, and you can get a 1 bedroom apartment in the development for just £26,000.
About David Stanley Redfern
David Stanley Redfern Ltd is an overseas property specialist, working directly with developers in more than forty countries. Most properties are exclusive to David Stanley Redfern Ltd, giving an unparalleled selection of resale and new builds. David Stanley Redfern Ltd is AIPP accredited.
Contact David Stanley Redfern
For more information on the properties available with David Stanley Redfern Ltd please make an enquiry on a particular property of choice or alternatively contact us using our contact details.
Property Investment News
Thursday 3rd July 2008
David Stanley Redfern Ltd Reveal Investment Hotspots Part IV
This is the final part of the revelation of David Stanley Redfern Ltd research into global property markets. This will follow on from part III which revealed the top 2 long-term destinations, by revealing places 3rd-5th…
Read More >
Wednesday 2nd July 2008
Asia's Branded Condotels: DSR Take the Good and Leave the Bad
A new trend is currently sweeping Asia's property investment scene: branded condo-hotels, where investors are paying more than the market value for the safety and marketing power of global corporation branding…
Read More >
Wednesday 2nd July 2008
Continued Strength of Montreal Good News for Investors
Montreal is to be the site of the next massive Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Complex. A partnership between Hilton, and Monit Investments, the 32 storey tower is scheduled for completion in the summer of 2011…
Read More >
Wednesday 2nd July 2008
Under-Supply of Koh Samui Property Drives up Prices
Under-supply of resort property on Thai islands like Koh Samui and Phuket is generating substantial growth in their respective resale markets…
Read More >
Wednesday 2nd July 2008
The Philippines: Ten Percent Capital Appreciation in just a few days
Construction costs in the Philippines are expected to increase by more than 35 percent this year due to record oil, steel, cement and global shipping prices on the back of US Dollar devaluation…
Read More >
