Cities For Property Investment

10. Warsaw, Poland

In some parts of Warsaw 120 sq. m. apartments have rental yields averaging 6.45%. For a 120 sq. m. apartment you will pay €244,000 and earn maybe €1,300 per month. Apartments in Srodmiescie, which includes the historic neighborhoods of the Old Town (Stare Miasto) and the New Town (Nowe Miasto), are now similarly priced. Yet they are really not expensive, compared to the prime districts of other...

9. Medellín, Colombia

Inflation has been a huge concern for investors getting into Colombia, but it has emerged that what is reports in housing indexes is not the actual picture on the ground. It is no secret that the rate of inflation in Colombia has been rising steadily over the last 10 years but when this rate is adjusted the loss is insignificant. Real estate property in Medellín yields an average 7% per year owing to the...

8. Pedasí, Panama

Real estate investors will find Pedasi to be quite the catch in terms of annual return on investment. The fact that the majority of real estate properties in Panama are apartments makes the investment stable. The gross annual yield ranges between 6.8% and 9.5%, so any year is a good year for investors. While it is alright to buy a completed house already, investors are free to buy land ad buy houses in...

7. Granada, Nicaragua

Property ownership in Nicaragua is relatively liberal because foreigners are allowed to own land except for specific beach front areas which are considered state property. While the cost of buying a house in Granada has been constant for a long time, the owners still manage to make 8% profit on their investment every year. Here is a chance to invest into an economy that is landlord...

6. Cayo, Belize

Characterized by small villages and an intact ecosystem, Cayo is the next tourist hub in Belize. There is so much to see in terms of wildlife, national parks, and hills and it is only a matter a time before the whole world discovers the place. This is the best time to invest in real estate property in the area because other than great activities to engage in when you live here, the climate is conducive...

5. Playa del Carmen, Mexico

Tourism is an indicator for heavy spending, and this is what the future holds for Playa del Carmen. The area is growing fast as a tourist destination, and this is the time to take advantage of the situation. The current annual return on investment on a property is 5.7%, but double digits are expected within a very short time. Suitable for holiday housing, lease or rental, property in the area is always on...

4. Ambergris Caye, Belize

The future of real estate investments in Belize is quite promising the result of which is the influx of investors from the West. English is widely spoken in this region, and it is, therefore, easy to integrate and understand the laws that govern property ownership. Property appreciation has remained steady over time, and this is further compounded by a fixed forex rate and zero tax on income from capital...

3. Roatán, Honduras

With its sugary white sand and glistening turquoise waters, it’s easy to see why Roatan, Honduras, has become a hugely popular over the past decade. Recently promoted as one of the best places to retire, particularly among island destinations, it attracts the attention of expats and tourists alike. With rental yields of 7-8% and a low cost of living it’s the perfect investment for...

2. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Imagine the possibility of owning property on the Oceanside for as low as US$100,000 with rental yields of around 10%. Looking at markets like Puerto Vallarta, there are many people who have successfully taken the initiative, and invested in resort properties. These properties produce a great return for several reasons. Resort properties physically exist and, they consistently bring in money. They are a...

1. Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic

With a gross annual yield of around 9% property in the Las Terrenas region can be a source of income all year round. While capital appreciation is likely to continue, the strong and increasing demand from tourists, (mostly European) who have a much easier time of it making their way here these days, means today’s investor should buy for rental yield. Some developers are quoting yields of 12% for...

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