Cyprus Property Project News SPECIAL OFFER
Tuesday, September 16th, 2008 | Cyprus Property News | No Comments
A SPECIAL OFFER! Peyia Gardens E21 from €235,000
Townhouse E21 is now available and ready to move into as it is has been Fully Furnished(including white goods) from our Home Centre to show property standards.
Reserved - Paphos
• Erimi Gardens – Townhouse B1
• Tala Sea View – Apartment C203
• Tala Sea View 7 – Apartment 201
Reserved - Limassol
• Kleanthis Savva City Residence 3 (project under study) – Whole project reserved!
Why choose Cyprus for your Holiday Home
Cyprus undoubtedly has a very strong property market; with the UK, most of Europe and even the US reeling under a major credit crunch, the strong growth recorded by the country is even more surprising.
The Cyprus Mail recently noted that according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, the island nation is one of just three stable markets in Europe in the current year. Cyprus has several advantages that work in its favour to attract international investors. Read more about Cyprus here >
Varnavas Pashoulis, President of the Cyprus Association of Valuers and Property Consultants noted, ‘Cyprus has its advantages that we are a small country and the demand can easily catch up, we are not like Spain where there is a need for a saturation period in the market for example.’
The strong tourism industry in Cyprus is another major factor boosting its property market. Cyprus is currently one of the most popular tourism destinations across the world. ‘Cyprus is getting more and more popular as it is increasing development for tourism and special interest tourism, with 52 blue flag beaches and high quality activities like golfing, diving, nature trails, cycling and more,’ Marios Christodoulou, a spokesperson for tourist authority Love Cyprus said.
Greek property news
Monday, August 25th, 2008 | Crete Property Events | Comments Off
Had enough of the British weather? Time at last to pack up and head for some sun. Crete is the first place on my list of potential escapes to the sun, so I’m putting together a list of properties to look at and trying to decide on the best Greek property in Crete.
One area of interest is Chania Crete, where I have found a range of Greek properties for sale both new villas and old Greek properties.
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Saturday, August 9th, 2008 | Cyprus Property News | No Comments
Samos Property News
Thursday, March 13th, 2008 | Crete Property Events | Comments Off
Greece - Turkish Daily News (March 13, 2008) ‘Bodrum-Samos Ferry Service to Start in May’
A ferry service between the Aegean coastal town of Bodrum and the Greek island of Samos will be launched in the first week of May.
Ferry services between Bodrum and the Greek islands of Kalymnos, Kos and Rhodes operate throughout the year, transporting some 350,000 tourists to Turkish cities and nearby Greek islands, Mahmut Kocadon, Bodrum Trade Chamber chairman, told a recent press conference held to announce the launch of the ferry services.
“Through tourism packages that we have prepared with the Samos Trade Chamber and Turkish and Greek tourism agencies we will get a share of the tourism cake in the Aegean,” he said.
“Tourists visiting the Greek islands will be able to enjoy a longer holiday in Bodrum. Thanks to the friendship between both countries, at least 600,000 tourists will be able to travel between Bodrum and neighboring islands,” Kocadon added.
He said preparations began during his talks with the Greek consul general in İzmir, Hara Skolari, to ease visa restrictions for Turks travelling to the Greek islands.
“Each year 85,000 people travel to the Greek islands from Bodrum, whereas 270,000 Greeks visit Bodrum. We work hard to provide a 48-hour-valid visa that was previously valid for 24 hours.”
Kocadon said the slogan “Visit the islands and cities of gods – become immortal” has been used in brochures prepared by Turkish and Greek companies.
Bülent Güven, Bodrum Ekspres Feribot A.Ş. executive board member, said the boat ride from Bodrum’s Yalıkavak district to Samos will last approximately 75 minutes and cost 35 euros. “Our main goal is to carry at least 50,000 passengers by 2009,” Güven said.