The Cambodia property market is an absolute phenomenon, fuelled by the number of major businesses being attracted the phenomenal growth in Cambodia’s economy. Cambodia property is growing in value by around 25% per year, based on people who have bought a Cambodia property and sold 6 months later for 12% more than they paid for it, and people who have bought a Cambodia property and sold just under a year later for 24% more than they paid for it.

TheCambodia property market is one of the safest to invest in because Asia is currently the world’s main centre for growth, and widely predicted to see continued growth over the next 5-10 years.

Investment Property in Cambodia:

Cambodia investment property is a hot favourite with people eyeing a short-term investment. Not only can they almost guarantee their Cambodia investment property will grow in value by about 25% per year, but Cambodia investment property achieves rental yields of at least 10% per year.

Investment property in Cambodia is currently being bought mainly in the capital Phnom Penh, as that is the main growth centre within Cambodia. Other parts of the country are beginning to see development though, and before too long there may beCambodia investment property outside the capital.

Our Cambodia Property:

Our Cambodia property is in the popular Phnom Penh; 1 and 2 bedroom apartments from the French Colonial era which have been renovated and modernised to a very high standard. Our Cambodia property comes with a 10% guaranteed rental yield for the first 2 years, and yields are expected to increase in the next couple of years. As far as Cambodia property goes, our apartments are among the swankiest, check out the images and you decide if our Cambodia properties have been done in a modernist style with an oriental twist or vice versa.

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Albania, with EU help is making moves toward spreading affluence out from the capital and other economically strong areas to some of the more impoverished areas in the country. But the moves Albania is making are set to make a big difference to some of Albania’s neighbours, spreading affluence throughout the region.

For a start Kosovo has just declared its independence, a move that proved incredibly successful for Montenegro’s economy, and is now set to do the same for Kosovo’s with talk of NATO membership already on the cards.

Albania’s government is keen to forge strong ties with its neighbours it seems, and this is likely to be economically beneficial to all parties who take part, as well as opening up new areas of Albania, and possibly neighbouring countries to international property investors.

This new environment of integration is already beginning to form: A €600m ($932m) project to upgrade the road from the port of Durres on the Adriatic to the border with Kosovo underscores the new relationship. The Enka group of Turkey and Bechtel of the US are building a 70km section of highway, widening the existing road and forging a series of tunnels through the mountains. The new roads will make travel from Duress to the Kosovar capital Pristina possible in 3 hours, a journey that currently takes closer to 10 hours.

This will open up virgin and currently impoverished parts of northern Albania to property development and tourism, as well as giving Kosovo, and hopefully Serbia eventually, easier access to export from Albania’s largest port at Duress.

Between the new road and the current expansion of the Duress port thanks to another massive loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, there are currently a lot of reasons to be very hopeful of a bright economic future for Albania and Eastern Europe as a whole.

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