Friday, July 25, 2014

Erbil Real Estate Properties for sale

Erbil Apartments Real Estate in Kurdistan, Villas Office and land for rent and sale

Erbil Apartments your real estate company selling renting apartments in Erbil Searching for an apartment in Erbil can prove to be a nerve racking experience. Our services also rental of offices, villas, land and real estate for sale we have apartments fully furnished, services apartments to mega pent houses.

 It all boils down to your need and budget. For instant if you cannot purchase a flat, you can always go for a rental apartment. This mostly depends on how long a person is planning to stay in the city. People, who are merely visiting, generally go for Erbil apartment rentals, while those who plan to settle prefer to buy an apartment in .

 Erbil Both actions have their respective pros and cones, however purchasing real estate in a cosmopolitan city such as Erbil can prove to be very beneficial decision. A small studio apartment is best for a single individual, living without a family. Whereas a two to four bed room apartment is good for small family, depending on their budget.

An individual can also rent or buy a large apartment in Erbil Real Estate and share its cost and living space with friends. Serviced apartments are good for short stays. They offer the best of both worlds e.g. provide in-house maintenance, and convergence services like Erbil hotels, while at the same time being cheaper than actual hotel rooms.

 Fully furnished apartments come next. Most of these apartments are located in affluent areas of Erbil , and are designed on hotel room patterns. Like services apartments these Erbil apartments are also fully furnished and well equipped with all the amenities.

 In short, whether you are looking for a studio apartment office, villa or a penthouse Erbil Real Estate apartments is there to help you. We have being at the forefront of delivering value to our clients, and offers an extensive portfolio of residential and commercial properties throughout Erbil . So start your apartment search right away and save yourself from spending those endless hours visiting brokers or browsing the internet.

Resource:- http://erbil-apartments.com/

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Real estate in Montevideo, Uruguay attracting more foreign investors

Real Estate In Uruguay
Looking for a peaceful retirement? Learn why Uruguay is your best real estate investment option. Uruguay has everything you need to spend the rest of your life with a peacefully iving. Located in the South of America, just between Argentina and Brazil, this little country has everything you need for a peaceful living: it is safe, cheap, quiet and funny.

Uruguayan citizens don’t know about natural disasters like earthquakes, volcanic eruptions or floods. They enjoy clean air, sparkling waters and an unspoiled atmosphere, as country leverages the lowest carbon emission values in the world due to plenty existence of green spaces. 

With a population of only 3.5 MM,the majority of them European descents, is reflected in its realestate architecture, art, literature and production techniques

Its temperate weather, with four different seasons but no extreme temperatures, allows enjoying its more than 180 km of beaches in summer or its healing thermal waters in winter.

Real Estate Investment in Uruguay
In terms of real estate investment options, you can choose from a beach house, an apartment in any of its beautiful cities, a farmhouse or you could even consider buying some real estate for business, like a farm for agriculture or ecotourism, as Uruguay lands are extremely rich for agriculture, forestall and in particular for livestock activities. As a plus, Uruguayan government supports foreign investors, with incentives by law and applying exact same regulations as its national investors.

Because of all the above, many are considering Uruguay as an excellent option to maximize their Real Estate investments, either for retirement but also for pure investment,which means there is a huge demand of luxury real estatecurrently, and even when construction rates in Uruguay are at historical levels over the past few years, we recommend not waiting so long to own a real estate and have a peacefully retirement!


Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Real estate in Montevideo, Uruguay attracting more foreign investors

Real Estate Uruguay
The positive economic situation in Uruguay living has made the real estate sector, among others, go through a period of strong expansion.

In that sense, Punta del Este, as the real estate investment star, but also Montevideo, have received strong inflows of foreign investment, especially from Argentina.

When identifying the factors that determine this confidence in Montevideo real estate, especially those listed in legal and governmental stability, the comparative advantage on prices and the high profitability of the properties in Uruguay, according to the site iProfesional.com specialist.

It also mentions the low inflation (the latest figure was 8.17% in annual terms) and refers to the absence of a large increase in taxes on property maintenance.

Real estate agents agree in noting the growth of Montevideo real estate opportunities, and have had time to attract investment.

According to iProfesional.com realtors estimate the square meter in Montevideo would increase around 15%, which attracts the project development and the acquisition of property by foreign capitals.

Uruguay properties for saleInvestors no longer look for the second house in the East coast of Uruguay, but real estate investment income in Montevideo. The trend gaining ground is the construction of office buildings.

More traditional property investment in Uruguay has been the second home for summer, usually acquired in the east coast, has now evolved to be a bet on the brick in search of a safe return for rent.


Friday, September 30, 2011

Properties for sale prices in Uruguay hitting record numbers

In five years the value of properties for sale in Uruguay almost doubled, while properties for rent also faced major increases, two facts attracting more investors looking to buy properties and engage with local property management firms to get profits from renting them.

Even some might think about a “Price bubble" in properties for sale, recent studies seeking to shed light on the rationale behind the rise of property prices, based on figures from National Statistics Institute (INE), found Uruguay doesn’t seem to be far away from such effect.

Since 2006, the price per square meter in the capital of Uruguay rose 90.6% in dollar terms, but in the same period the cost of food, education and even electricity increased in equal proportion in the same currency.

A property price bubble occurs in a context in which the evolution of the value of an asset deviates from its foundations. Prices rise, and yet the genuine demand for the good remains constant or even backwards. The speculative desire becomes the engine of a price increase to get rid condemned by the very nature of the phenomenon.

If generalized trust in rising prices, which encourages the increase, a slight change in market conditions, barely a breeze at the right time, can turn and click 'expectations of a bubble at any moment.

However, the Uruguayan real estate market does not account for these signals. A good indicator is one that arises from comparing the prices of purchases with the rents. Both decisions follow the same rationale. The purchasing power, the higher level of employment and consumer confidence empowers decisions of both purchase but also rent.

But unlike the tenant, the real estate investor may have an additional interest: speculation about property price.

With a risk of a price bubble, buying a property for management and lease would be a less profitable business as property price would increase more than property rentals.

That is not the case in Uruguay.

During 2006, the purchase of one square meter equivalent to four months’ rent. Today, the same area pays off in three months, which accounts to buy a property for management and rent is now a better deal.

Most consumption capacity of the Uruguayan population in a context of historically low unemployment drives the value of the property, which are in current pesos to lower values in mid-2007.

Study concludes that properties for sale prices in Uruguay do not have a price inflated by speculative factors, by the desire to buy and then sell at a higher price.