Recession relief
Ivo Gavlas, CEO of one of the country's largest real estate firms, offers tips for surviving the crisis
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Jul 1, 2009 7:11 am CET
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#1 Posted by
y Turner
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Jul 26, 2009 4:20 pm CET
The value of homes in France for example including the style, comfort and luxury standard in comparrison to Czech republic is much more lucrative for an outsider to consider. You can purchase a very comfortable chateau for $ 1mil. plus in France. Can't compare to anything close in the Czech area. Therefore I'm out. as far as purchasing anything in the Czech region even though I can afford it.
The luxury I'm looking for simply does not exist yet in Czech republic nor does the value for your money. It exists in Spain, France, US, Canada, etc.
At one point it was thought that once the eastern block countries joined the european union that people from the west would find these regions an attractive investment - no longer so. These countries have simply overpriced themselves - to the point their own citizens cannot afford to live there comfortably. Prices are too high for any investor to consider when you look at what you get for your money elsware.
The ratio of income earners to the cost of property ownership makes no sence at all and is troubelling.
Therefore I'm out. Check out www.mls.ca or Arizona realestate USA