The economic crisis that hit the United States represented a unique opportunity for real estate investors who can benefit from lower prices by 70% compared to 2006.
properties in the United are literally selling like hot cakes among international investors, thanks a favorable exchange rate, thus shaking the housing market in the Empire where it was.
Last year alone, international investors have bought properties for $ 66 billion. 26% of buyers are from Europe.
The United States offers a wide range of property, both for investment and for holiday home.
Whether you are looking for a property in the city, among thousands of entertainment, or in the countryside or mountains, or in a tropical paradise - the inventory of real estate is right there.
Europeans focus on the east coast, particularly on Florida, the Sunshine State, best known as a tourist destination, and where investors can find bargain prices.
According to local real estate agents The situation is unique and unprecedented. "And being able to buy a property at a price considered to be at historic lows is a fantastic opportunity, not equal," says Bill Cowie, real estate agent.
Is there really such a buyer, as prices are affordable to both the small and the general investor.
Currently anyone with a liquidity can be concluded bargains in Florida.
And with prices at historic lows, high demand for rentals, a great potential for appreciation, and stunning locations, Florida is the current "American Dream", where many investors are in fact taking the opportunity.
also think about the long and beautiful beaches, bordered by turquoise waters; to the lively nightlife, golf courses, shopping centers, and average temperatures of 27 ° during the year .... these are just some of the reasons that push investors to choose Florida.
Association of Estate Agents of Florida has in fact made of the extensive research and in the last report shows that the country is perceived by international investors as a coveted destination, cost effective and safe.
think that in 2010 the 112,283 registered estate agents in Florida have completed 90,000 transactions with international buyers, representing 22% of all buyers.
Canadians are the biggest buyers, with 36% of sales, followed by the British (15%). Western Europe recorded 14% of the purchases, and Latin America has reached 16%.
The number of properties on the market has been declining for about six months. This is a good sign: it means that supply is declining gradually and that the market is recovering .
The American Dream? It is now at your fingertips!
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