The Baltic's - buy now and double your money or lose your shirt?
Having travelled from Prague to Warsaw and then on to Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn it was interesting to compare and contrast each country. Published: 23rd Sep 2010
Tags: Latvia Property , Baltics Property , Estonia Property , Lithuania Property

A tale of a tortoise and a hare - and what it means for the property investor
Very interesting data coming out of Slovakia these days that seems to create very favourable conditions for property investors...
Published: 17th Dec 2007
Tags: Europe, East European Property, Slovakia Property, Latvia Property

Read Property Secrets' 2008 market forecasts in full - as featured in the Sunday Times!
As quoted in The Sunday Times this past weekend, our property price forecasts for 2008 - in case you missed them.
Published: 29th Oct 2007
Tags: Northern Cyprus Property, Moscow Property, Estonia Property, Ireland Property

Property Secrets Deal Price Growth Update - How have you done?
All our numbers on price growth are out, so what do they mean? Chief Analyst Simon Tweddle explains...
Published: 4th Oct 2007
Tags: Poland Property, Cyprus Property, Czech Property, Romania Property

PS FDI Monitor - August 2007
Our Foreign Direct Investment Monitor returns to round up the latest wave of investment in New Europe...
Published: 14th Aug 2007
Tags: Poland Property, Latvia Property, Romania Property, Property Investment

Boom in a bubble? Latvia: opportunities in a two-speed property market
Last year Latvia's property market experienced 45 per cent growth. It's also the fastest growing economy in the EU - good time to invest? We asked a Latvia property market expert for an assessment...
Published: 30th Mar 2007
Tags: Property Investment, Latvia Property, East European Property, Europe

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