Already know where you want to buy a home? Have a specific budget in mind? Just want to nose around some pretty properties? Browse our hand-picked selections of properties for sale around the world.
Cyprus has always been an obvious choice for holiday lets and resort-based property investment. However, a new spate of new-build developments are bringing in international investors in increasing numbers.
With Portugal now offering Golden Visas to foreign investors owning properties worth around 500,000 euros, it's a good idea to look outside of the Algarve. Why not Porto? Thanks to re-vitalised tourist interest, Porto has seen a resurgence as desirable area for investors and second home owners.
With the recent up-turn in property sales, Cyprus may be set to return as a top destination for holiday and second homes.
Often seen by investors as the gateway location to the Algarve, this week's property selection comes from Albufeira. This is a fantastic area of Portugal's south coast located just off the countries main E1 motorway, so it's easily accessible.
With the clocks going forward over the weekend it's hard to get over losing an hour but the days are getting brighter. Sunny skies and warmer temperatures might move some of us to long for a trip to to the Algarve.
Lagos is one of the most visited towns in the Algarve and Portugal. Find out why.
Most locations in Portugal are bound to have some appeal for obvious lifestyle reasons such as: climate and proximity to the Mediterranean. However, Portugal's financial appeal may have diminished during the Eurozone crisis but has since returned to form.
New York has always been a desirable place to own property. Even with political uncertainty and rising costs due to a stronger dollar, the city's prime real estate is still highly sought-after.
Florida is the number one destination for foreign investors in US property, accounting for one in five of all overseas purchases in 2016. We handpick four properties prove why the market has lost none of its appeal.