Investment Property Abroad, A Sound Investment?


We find out from our sources in the title insurance company Riverside Abstract, with has a satellite office in Trenton, NJ, that the investment in property abroad and property overseas is currently proving to be one of the most popular and profitable media to long-term investments. However, when buying investment property in the emerging markets it can sometimes be difficult to obtain up to date and accurate investment information. 

Overseas property investors in the established markets of Cyprus and Spain are now looking to invest at the emerging property markets of Bulgaria, Turkey, and Dubai. Several factors are influencing the property markets in these countries including Bulgaria's entry into the European Union and the recent changes to the property ownership laws in Dubai.

As stated on the Riverside Medium Blog, the opportunity to purchase off plan investment property continues to flourish in Cyprus and Spain, however even higher investment returns can currently be found in Barbados, Bulgaria, Turkey, and Dubai.

The wide selection of investment properties available range from studio apartments through to detached villas and exclusive penthouses giving the investor extensive choice regardless of budget. For example, a typical Bulgarian studio property can be purchased for as little as 30,000 euros.

The managing Director Riverside Abstract, a title insurance company with millions worldwide arranged titles, commented: "With the enormous availability of off-plan property abroad, our investors continue to enjoy high returns and profitable rental yields".

Riverside Abstract has launched its new website, which caters for all your property investment needs whether you are looking for your first purchase or wish to add to your existing property portfolio.

About Riverside Abstract



With its large experience and over hundred transactions each month, Riverside Abstract, which headquarters are based in Brooklyn, NY, can provide the property investor with assistance and advice, where required, during the purchasing process which can often differ from country to country. 
Location: Brooklyn, NY, USA

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