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Romania Impresses the Best

Romania is making its mark with all the right people and institutions. Standard & Poor, the financial evaluation agency, have recently upgraded Romania’s banking industry risk assessment profile, reflecting the healthy growth and profitability of the ba

Albania Poised for Property Boom

Albania is a relatively young hopeful among Europe’s emerging property markets. The country, which only broke free from communist rule in 1992, has been working hard to make itself an attractive destination for overseas property investors.

Panama’s Tax Breaks and Booming Economy

Those thinking of investing in the Republic of Panama had two pieces of encouraging news recently.

Spain Cleans Up Its Act

The Spanish property sector has recently come under increasing pressure to make its real estate sector more transparent, and according to international property consultants, Jones Lang LaSalle, that is exactly what it has done.

Brazil’s New Millionaires

According to the latest wealth report by Merrill Lynch and Capgemini, the number of Brazilians worth more than US$1 million leapt up by more than 19% in 2007 to 143,000.

Invest with the Best in Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Obelisk is pleased to announce the launch of the Fontana Residence, located in one of the world’s most dynamic investment destinations.

The Time’s Ripe for Tunisia Property Investment

The June 2008 International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission to Tunisia has revealed extremely promising figures.

Boost for Foreign Investors in Romania

As the government set the stage to further open up foreign investment in Romania, so the prestigious Forbes magazine released their list of best countries for business.

Record GDP Growth for Bulgaria

Bulgaria’s GDP growth reached record levels of 7% during the first 6 months of 2008, according to a report by Macro Watch, a group formed by the Open Society Institute (OSI) in Sofia.

The Only Way is Up for Uruguay Property Investment

Often overshadowed by its larger and louder neighbours, Brazil and Argentina, Uruguay has so far largely escaped the world’s attention when it comes to property investment.