With the adoption of the Turkish law on mortgage real estate market in this season there was excited. And experts predict a rise in demand and an increase in housing prices. About what is happening today and what can be expected by the end of the year in the Turkish market, says the head of the department of foreign real estate corporation "Best-estate", candidate of historical sciences Julia Titova.

Landlady (50 sq.m), in which I stayed in Dubrovnik (Croatia), for it offered 230 thousand euros. In the past year. In this kind of prices have declined slightly, as housing for the Croats in Dalmatia has long become an unattainable luxury, and the Westerners do not see the point in paying so much for the property away from the usual places of habitation, where houses and apartments can be found cheaper.

As experts note, the returns from investments in luxury housing in Moscow with a view to its eventual sale or rental from the beginning of the year has declined substantially and is now almost comparable to the rate of inflation in the country. That is why Russia, investors turned their eyes to European countries. Kingdom, Spain and France have long been favorites of the most wealthy Russian investors. But today, most Western European states frighten away potential buyers of significant spending and promise low returns on investment. At the same time, countries in Eastern and Central Europe, especially those that formerly belonged to the "socialist camp", attracted not only the Russian language, but also a higher rate of growth in housing prices. RealEstate.ru continues to study the investment potential of the former "socialist camp", representing the real estate market in Eastern Europe. Currently, the Czech Republic is experiencing an economic boom. And Slovakia and Poland have kept a fairly low price of real estate that allows enterprising customers to make purchases now in the hope that it will soon cost per square meter in these countries would be appreciated.