Europes biggest and best overseas property show takes place this weekend at Earls Court London, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
There will be 170 exhibitors from 40 countries showcasing thousands of properties from around the world. There are properties for sale from £20,000 to over £1million, so there's something to suit every taste and budget.
To make sure you have every opportunity to do your research thoroughly, there are 70 free-to-attend seminar sessions running throughout the weekend, covering everything from tax, legal and retirement options as well as specific advice on buying safely in lots of different countries.
The Main Stage is the centrepeice of the show and will feature live interviews and buying tips from the TV show's presenters Amanda Lamb, Jasmine Harman and Jonnie Irwin, as well as sessions from French property owner and Apprentice star James Max and property analyst Nigel Lewis from Prime Location.
The Buying Advice Seminar Theatre will have sessions on Cyprus, Turkey, Spain, Italy and alternative destinations, as well as a session on emigration for those who are thinking of making a permanent move overseas.
Brand new this year is The Florida Pavilion, where you can talk to the agents, view the propeties on offer or attend one of the sessions in the dedicated theatre.
The French Village returns to A Place in the Sun Live, in association with the experts on France, French-Property.com and sponsored by Halo Financial. There are hundreds of properties for sale from across France and a dedicated theatre with sessions covering everything you want to know before buying in this beautiful country.
The Portuguese Pavilion in association with the Portuguese Chamber of Commerce is the place to visit if you are thinking of buying a home on the Algarve or Silver Coast, meet the agents and use the opportunity to find out what living in Portugal is like.
Advance tickets to A Place in the Sun Live are £15 for two and include a free six-month subscription to A Place in the Sun magazine.
Written by: A Place in the Sun Wednesday, March 09, 2011
This month we peer into the Spanish property market to see how repossessed properties are being released by banks after countless developers defaulted on loans and what you need to know to take advantage of this new housing stock.We visit the new resort on the coast of Hurghada, Egypt to take a look at how they are dealing with a country under transformation and see how people there view Egypt's changing circumstances. We also call in at Cyprus and see why families and professionals are making the move to a country increasing its appeal to businesses and parents.For those who are interested in Florida and renting a property, we have rounded-up a not-to-be-missed report on Florida's zoning laws governing the local lettings and rental market and see how the Florida property market is heating up.We look at alternative destinations in the Algarve, taking to the hills and following British families as they seek the solitude of in-land country. And we meet the couple who keep changing company and country in Meet the Guesthouse Owners.There¹s also the usual round-up of the best properties currently available from around the world and a special word from presenters Jasmine Harman and Jonnie Irwin on their time filming the first episode of the new series of A Place in the Sun: Home or Away? Also with the A Place in the Sun Live show just around the corner we take a look at some of the companies exhibiting and the exclusive deals they¹re bringing with them.The March 2011 issue of A Place in the Sun is on sale now at all good newsagents or to subscribe click here or call +44 (0) 1371 851884.
Deciding on the ideal home abroad is a major decision, particularly in the current climate, and with so much choice on offer it's important to do your research to make sure you get exactly what you want.
Every spring and every autumn, A Place in the Sun Live features thousands of overseas properties for sale, from hundreds of exhibitors from more than 40 countries worldwide. And with homes from less than £20,000 to over £1 million, there really is something to suit almost every taste - and budget.View the list of of exhibitors already confirmed to attend our next show that takes place at Earls Court, London, 11th - 13th March 2011. Tickets are on sale now.
