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Colordarcy Currency Report: US Dollar Set to Fall

Added by: Loxley McKenzie | June 4th, 2009

Whether you are buying a dream holiday home or investing in overseas property, fluctuating exchange rates can make a huge difference to the price you finally pay.

Greece Government Impressed With Progress at Halcyon Hills

Added by: Rachel James | May 2nd, 2009

Samos Mayor, Filippos Petrouskas, recently met with Halcyon Hills developers to review updated architectural plans and progress at the site. Impressed with the completed flythrough and the new plans, Mr Petrouskas reiterated the importance of Halcyon Hills and its significant presence on the island of Samos.

Brazil Economy On The Up

Added by: Sergio Lopez | April 29th, 2009

Winners at the recent G20 Summit in London include Brazil, a newcomer on the world financial scene and one with plenty to say. Brazil’s President, Lula da Silva, is a strong advocate of emerging countries having more influence on the international arena and his country’s injection of funds into the IMF gives Brazil considerably more weight.

Our Busiest Month Ever For Florida Property Sales!

Added by: Loxley McKenzie | April 29th, 2009

I said at start of the year that the time to take advantage of the Floridian property market is now. Barack Obama has hinted that the US economy is showing the early signs of recovery and with prices around 70% below last year’s prices, I am confident that we are now at the bottom of the market. VIP Members who are still thinking about investing, the time has come for you to take action.

Florida Property Prices Hit Rock Bottom!

Added by: Hans Christian Svensrud | March 16th, 2009

Florida property prices have fallen as low as they are going to go and are at the bottom of the market, an expert has claimed.

Florida Property 50% Cheaper

Added by: Hans Christian Svensrud | February 17th, 2009

The housing market in Florida has nearly bottomed out and prices are now 50 per cent lower than they were last year, according to one expert.