• Phoenix Logistics
• Piraeus Bank
• Prime Property Group
• Property Direct America
• Propertyshowrooms.com
• Pure International

Thanks to mass media generalisations about the state of the property market in America we are left thinking that the entire US real estate market is in meltdown and that it represents a toxic investment opportunity to overseas investors at the current time.

With the publication of the latest Association of International Property Professionals (AIPP) statistics, it seems that the US is still an attractive destination for property investment.

When Hurricane Katrina hit the US Gulf Coast in the summer of 2005, the wider world watched in shock from the comfort of their own homes as lives were lost, communities were devastated and hundreds of thousands of people were deeply affected by the catastrophic effects of the storm.

The 29th of August 2008 is an incredibly significant date on the calendar of all those living along the Gulf Coast of America, it marks the 3rd anniversary of the day Hurricane Katrina came ashore and devastated the lives of tens of thousands of Americans.

New Zealand now boasts an impressive ranking among some of the most attractive countries for offshore property investors and although the market is still in its infancy, experts predict that the country's population is expected to see an increase of up to 64% in growth.

Scary! That is doubtless the feeling for many people seeking to arrange a mortgage to buy a property overseas. If it is daunting applying for a mortgage for a property in the UK, surely it must be harder yet to arrange one for a dream home or investment abroad?

As 'equity release' was the in-phrase for much of 2002-2007, so 'credit crunch' has become its far more gloomy replacement to convey that times are not so rosy. Or are they?

The health of the property market in America is worsening on a month-by-month basis for homeowners and rental tenants; yet for pure property investment, today is possibly the best time to buy in to the US housing crisis and profit from soaring rental demand and rapidly advancing rental yields.

The Republic of Cyprus' relatively low prices and consistent capital growth are of continuing interest to the International Property Investment Network (IPIN).

With the internet now the first place most people visit when starting their search for a home overseas. Piraeus Bank UK are now encouraging people to start their search for an overseas mortgage online too.