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Greece Real Estate: Coastal Investment Opportunities for Second-Home Buyers
Greece real estate has exploded into one of Europe's hottest second-home markets, with foreign buyers driving over 85% of coastal property transactions in 2024. International investors poured a record €2.75 billion into Greek properties last year—a massive 28.9% jump that shows no signs of slowing down.
Where to Go in Greece: The Most Inspiring Coastal Destinations for Second-Home Living
Greece's stunning coastline offers some of the world's most coveted locations for second-home ownership, attracting investors and lifestyle seekers who want to embrace the Mediterranean lifestyle year-round. This guide is for prospective property buyers exploring fractional ownership and traditional purchase options in the best places to visit in Greece.
How Easy is it to Buy a Holiday Home in Spain?
With its warm Mediterranean climate, beautiful landscapes, and relaxed lifestyle, Spain has drawn countless numbers of people to consider buying a holiday home on its sun-soaked shores. And while the global pandemic and the effect of Brexit, cast a shadow of uncertainty over the Spanish property market, Spain remains a sought-after destination for property investment.
What is a Timeshare and How is Co-Ownership Different?
Timeshare is a concept that has been prominent in the vacation world since the 1960s, when the first timeshares were built in Switzerland, France, and subsequently the US. Since then, timeshare has experienced remarkable growth, evolving into a multi-billion dollar industry, but despite its popularity, still sometimes sparks confusion among potential investors when heard alongside terms like co-ownership. So, what exactly is the difference?
Family Travel Made Affordable: How Co-Ownership Can Save You Money
Let's face it – family travel can be expensive. According to recent studies, the average cost of a family vacation in the United States can range from $1,200 to $5,000 per person, depending on various factors such as destination, duration, and accommodation choices. So, for a family of four, this can quickly add up to a substantial sum.
Tips for Renting Out Your Vacation Home
Renting out your vacation home can be a smart financial move, helping you to recoup some of your investment, while also allowing you to enjoy your property when it suits you. However, the decision to let your second home means seeing it as a business - a change that requires plenty of prior thought and planning. In this week’s blog, we share strategic tips for renting out your vacation home and explore the pros and cons of making your property available to others.