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Positive international property market predictions for 2009
The financial landscape in 2008 has been dominated by dramatic declines on stock markets and currency crashes; this has resulted in instability in many nations' economies as the very fundamentals upon which stable economic practices are built ...Read More
Booming Tourism Sector
Tourism is of vital importance to the Tunisian economy, contributing around 20% of hard currency receipts. In 2007, tourism brought more than 7 million foreigners into the country. Foreign currency receipts from tourism reached TND3.08 (€1.72) billion ...Read More
Tunisia – the next Morocco?
Tunisia has been dubbed the next Morocco. It has the same Mediterranean climate, and both countries have common Berber, Arab and French influences – though there are also enormous cultural and political differences. Tunisia has a more ...Read More
Tunisia’s emerging property boom
Miles of sparkling beaches on the northern coast. Romantic oases of the Sahara desert in the south. A mix of healthy weather, an exotic ambience, ancient medinas and the ruins of Punic and Roman empires. These have made Tunisia one of the ...Read More
Investors consider African property market
Africa is becoming an increasingly attractive proposition for foreign investors, according to a media outlet. NuWireInvestor
believes the positive economic news which is emerging from the
continent is generating new interest in the region among ... Read More
The time is ripe for Tunisia property investment
The June 2008 International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission to Tunisia has revealed extremely promising figures. These findings, coupled with the latest tourist statistics for the first 6 months of 2008, confirm that Tunisia combines two essential ingredients for property investment potential - a stable and growing economy and ...Read More
How the "Credit Crunch" is helping emerging property market
With the UK property market predicted to tumble by 35% by 2010 many
first time buyers and investors are looking abroad for gains over the
next few years. In order to obtain a reasonable mortgage in the UK,
buyers are now required to put down a deposit of 25% on their
properties. In money terms, depending on where you are in ...Read More
Emerging markets seen as the best option for overseas property investors!
Emerging markets are attracting considerable attention during the
current economic downturn as property investors seek out bargains. But
getting the right information on which to base an investment decision
is critical, as can be seen on the property ...Read More
Sama's $25bn Tunisia project approved
The government of Tunisia has approved the master plan for a $25 billion real estate project being developed in partnership with Sama Dubai, the developer said on Monday. The 873-hectare Mediterranean Gate project, located in the country’s ...Read More
Where on earth can you make a decent return?
In a sign of how risk has been turned on its head in these turbulent times, only seven countries in the world have made money over the past 12 months and until recently even the most intrepid investor would baulk at putting their cash there ...Read More
UK investor confidence at all time low
Current confidence amongst the British public has hit record lows. With
many investors shying away from investing into UK property and
financial sectors the time to invest abroad and particularly outside
the EU has never been better. When the ...Read More
Credit Crunch Benefits Emerging MarketsTunisia No. 1 Destination for 2008
Savvy investors and first time buyers are now buying property in
attractive overseas emerging markets such as Tunisia realising that
their UK deposit could be used to buy a property outright. With
significant appreciation expected over the ...Read More
New Tunis Financial Harbour
Tunisia’s parliament has backed a draft law for the creation of the $3billion Tunis Financial Harbour at Tunis Bay. Initially announced late last year, and subject to approval from the
country’s government, Bahrain’s Gulf Finance House (GFH) plans ...Read More
Tunisian tourist numbers up on last year
1st July 08 - Recent figures released by the ministry of tourism show
that tourist entries have exceeded 2.6 million during the first half of
2008, thus representing an increase of 4.7% on last year. European
tourists represent 56% of the entries or a ...Read More
Largest Deep Water Port in the Southern Mediterranean
The Tunisian Government plans to dig a deep water port and a zone of
economic and logistics activities in the area of Enfidha, near the new
airport, under President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali’s view for “Tomorrow’s
Tunisia". This project will help Tunisia acquire an infrastructure capacity in order to meet the country’s external trade ...Read More
Tunisia’s Grand Prix on land and water
For such a small country, Tunisia attracts its fair share of worldwide
sporting events with the Powerboat Great Grand Prix of the Sea taking
place off the coast of Hammamet from 11th to 13th July 2008. Powerboat P1 returns to Tunisia this year ... Read More
New Emaar Project
In April 2006, Emaar announced plans to develop the AED 6.7 billion
(US$1.88 billion : TND 2.54 billion) Marina Al Qussor project on
Tunisia's eastern coast. The 442 hectare Marina development is located
within the country of Sousse towards the ...Read More
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