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Investors are pouring money into the property sector, a sign that they remain confident in the long-term prospect of returns from the real estate market.

Almost $20bn (£10.2bn) of real estate funds are to be launched this week as equity raising for property investment shows no sign of slowing.

Most of the money is going to emerging economy countries where value is to be had, in particular Asian and eastern European markets.

Liam Bailey, head of international research for overseas property specialists DSR said:

"This is yet more proof that the credit crunch is having a positive effect on emerging markets and on property investment therein. The credit crunch tightening company purse strings is intensifying growth in business sectors in emerging markets, both from businesses relocating to more cost effective emerging market locations, and consumables being bought cheaper from suppliers in emerging markets. Emerging market tourism may well also be boosted if the credit crunch worsens, as people look for ever-more-affordable holidays."

"That said," continued Bailey "it is little wonder confidence is not falling in real estate investment in emerging markets, because as research and possibility turns into fact, confidence is actually growing."

DSR are emerging market property specialists. As part of their portfolio the company has property in eastern European countries such as Albania and Montenegro; Asian property hotspots such as Cambodia, Malaysia, and the Philippines; South American markets such as Nicaragua, Panama and Costa Rica; as well as other emerging markets in the Caribbean and more established markets where value is still to be had.

The company's business model is built on their clients' success and DSR only sells property that is capable of making substantial returns, be it over the short term, or the mid-long term.

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