The Australian government has announced rule changes for foreign investors looking to buy a home there. Plus, the new migration strategy sets out to be speedier, more streamlined and with a sharpened focus on attracting skilled workers. We look at what this could mean for your Australian buying and migration plans.
A recent O Jornal Económico report reveals that tenants are snapping up approximately 17% of rental homes in Portugal within 24 hours of them going on the market.
The beautiful department of Aude is situated in the South of France. Nestled in the enviable location between the Mediterranean Sea and the Pyrenees Mountain, it’s named after the river running through it. Steeped in history, and boasting a Mediterranean climate, this area has so much to offer. In terms of culture, activity and gastronomy for both tourists and residents alike.
Year after year, Dublin attracts holidaymakers upon holidaymakers to its streets. They are drawn to the Irish capital’s rich history, the literary figures that haunt its streets, and of course, its pubs. For those looking to purchase a second home in Ireland, there is plenty of profit to be made by renting out a property in Dublin.
Rolling hills, luscious vineyards, olive groves, rustic homes… the list goes on. It’s no wonder you’re interested in buying a home in the idyllic Italian countryside.
When buying a property overseas, it’s likely that you want to be a bit pickier than you are in your home country. After all, you’re not only buying a home, but you’re also buying into a brand-new way of life!
