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If you are considering buying property in the eastern Mediterranean, two markets deserve serious comparison: North Cyprus and Turkey. Both offer relatively affordable property compared with many Western European markets, attractive climates, established expatriate communities and strong tourism economies. But the investment proposition is quite different. North Cyprus is generally more compelling...

All prices are shown in GBP (£). Market figures are indicative and can vary significantly by location, property type, development, specification, construction stage and purchase structure. North Cyprus and Dubai appeal to international property buyers for very different reasons. Dubai is a mature global property market with deep international demand, excellent infrastructure, strong liquidity and a...

If your primary objective is long-term capital growth, rather than simply finding the cheapest property or the highest rental yield, the best areas in North Cyprus are not necessarily those showing the most dramatic recent development. The stronger investment candidates are locations where several fundamentals are developing at the same time: underlying buyer demand, improving infrastructure,...

Two Mediterranean coastlines. Two very different investment propositions. For the international buyer weighing a property acquisition in 2026, North Cyprus and Spain both appear on the shortlist — yet they are not competing for the same position in a portfolio. They serve different financial objectives, carry different risk profiles, and reward different buyer strategies. This guide sets out the...

Introduction Two markets, two very different propositions. Portugal spent the last decade becoming one of the most recognisable names in international property investment. The Golden Visa programme drew billions in foreign capital, the Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) tax regime attracted high-net-worth individuals from across the globe, and cities like Lisbon and the Algarve became shorthand for...