What are the different types of property in Canada?

Canada has tweaked its recent rules prohibiting foreign investors and those without permanent residency buying real estate there. It means that new-arrivals from abroad with work permits – so anyone serious about starting a new life in the country – can now own a home there. If you have plans to move over, here’s an overview of the types of property in Canada that await you!

Expert comments on new residency rules for buyers in Cyprus

There is nothing stopping you buying property in Cyprus as a non-EU buyer. It’s when you want to stay to live or work there, that it can become a little confusing. The Cypriot government has systems in place to allow you to reside in the country and there’s a new ruling 

Settling into a Greek Village

Do you have fantasies of renovating an old Greek property and turning it into a truly beautiful home? Julia and her husband Marcus renovated a property in a sleepy Greek village by the sea. When they arrived, they were the only British people in the village and the locals were kind and welcoming. She also shares her experience of renovating her Greek property, from what she was able to do herself to employing local tradespeople.

Your guide to banking in Spain

Are you concerned about how you will navigate banking once you own a property in Spain? Our writer in Spain, Sally Veall, shares her insight into all things banking in Spain, from the rise of remote banking to the importance of a genial  branch.

The most welcoming city in the world? It’s in Italy, naturally

A leading travel website has asked its clients where they felt most welcomed. No surprise to anyone, the winner was an Italian city. So, where is the friendliest city in Italy, and the most welcoming city in the world? Plus, five essential tips for welcoming your own guests.

Italy property market outlook for 2023

Are you researching the Italy property market’s readiness for a house purchase this year? Here are four observations about what to expect in 2023 – something to read while you finish off the left-over bits of panettone…

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