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Ironically not yet a member of the European Union, Turkey’s biggest city, Istanbul which strategically straddles the Bosphorus Strait, holds the perfect recipe for kick-starting the recovery of the European property market according to the experts at Experience International.
When you think of southern Italy, images of relaxing on a golden sandy beach with the warm waters of the Mediterranean lapping at your feet, indulging in the freshest Italian cuisine and strolling through character filled Romanesque towns springs to mind.
For those who cannot escape Italy’s magnetic draw, good news comes in the form of Ryanair launching a new route from Liverpool to the resort of Rimini on the Adriatic coast.
It would seem that post-recession, as the market regains its confidence, buyers are going back to basics and selecting traditional, safe and secure global destinations in which to purchase second properties. France, popular back in the 1960s at the dawn of the second home era, in particular is receiving renewed investor interest with the leaseback system cited as a key factor in the decision making process. So what makes a French Leaseback property such a solid investment?
Italy is viewed by many as the land of love, frequently topping charts as the most romantic destination in the world. With its cities boasting some of the worlds most amourous architecture and lush landscapes encapsulating rustic romantic, it is not surprising that more and more couples are choosing Italy as the location for the biggest day of their lives.
With France unequivocally topping the charts in a recent survey of the top 10 winter ski resort destinations by budget airline easyJet, it seems that the British love affair with the French Alps remains as strong as ever.