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1. The end of the global house price boom July 07, 2008 Weighed down by the credit crunch and high inflation, the global house price boom has ended, according to the latest Global Property Guide survey of house price indicators. Only 13 countries in which dwelling price indices are regularly published saw prices rise during the year to end Q1 2008, while 21 countries saw dwelling prices fall in real terms, i.e., after adjusting for inflation. In most countries where house prices are not falling, they are clearly losing momentum. The biggest house price fall was in Latvia (Riga), down -38.2% by May 2008 from a year earlier, afte... (read more) Author: Global Property Guide

2. Budget Guide to the Baltic May 20, 2008 The three ex-Soviet Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have become fashionable tourist hostspots in recent years. This is mainly because, with their well-preserved architecture, friendly locals and cheap prices, the nations' three capital cities provide a uniquely attractive environment for the hostel booker. Talinn Estonia's capital, Talinn, lies on the country's north coast - directly on the Baltic Sea. Established in 1219, the city developed as a seaport over the centuries - and was famed for its beauty. However, along with its Baltic neighbours, all foreign travel was... (read more) Author: paul scottyn

3. Ice fishing is a fun time. December 01, 2007 That’s not frost bite, its my toes having a great time. Now you may not think that ice fishing is a great way to relax because you are outside and exposed to the freezing cold elements. But you have to be a person who enjoys just relaxing and kicking back with a few beers, a few buddies, and no worries in the world. If you live in a tropical climate, I pity your lack of ice fishing. Maybe you should live in Canada, Finland, Latvia, Norway, Sweden, Russia, or Germany. Those places are where the real action occurs. I personally live in Canada and unlike my fellow Canadians, I never complain ... (read more) Author: Justin G

4. Riga Hotels is pride of the city November 27, 2007 The city of Riga is the state capital of Latvia located in the banks of Daugava River. Being the largest city in the Baltic States, Riga is an amazing tourist destination. Almost 800 years old Riga is not just high on history and culture but it is also an ultra modern city. Blowing its horn on the Historic Centre of Riga that has been affirmed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city also is well known the entire world over for its exquisite Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) architecture which is absolutely a class apart. Besides being a lovely holiday destination, Hotels in Riga Latvia also is pride ... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

5. Hotels in Latvia offer excellent lodging experience... November 27, 2007 The country of Latvia is located on the Baltic Sea and is high on tradition and culture. For tourists there is a lot to see and do in Latvia. From the stunning landscapes of Gulf of Riga to the cascading river streams, pristine lakes and lush woodland… Latvia is staggeringly beautiful. The area of Old Riga is where you would numerous quaint architectural structures. While sauntering and admiring the splendor of this region relax at the road side cafes and kiosks selling yummy snacks. And this is exactly what makes Latvia a hot tourist destination. Not just places of interest, Hotels in Latvia ... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

6. 10 reasons for investing in Romania October 07, 2007 If you are still wondering- does is pay to come and invest in Romania, we have collected some of the best reasons to come and invest in the land of opportunities. 1. The economy becomes stronger and stronger The statistics is showing that Romania has the most fast growing economy in the EU after Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. After the major changes Romania has been through starting the 90’ with the big achievement in 2007- entering to the European Union, Romania kept getting stronger and stronger 2. Fast growing GDP GDP (purchasing power parity) has reached US$$197.3. It is g... (read more) Author: Julia North

7. Golfing Holidays In Europe October 03, 2007 You aren’t wrong, if you title Europe as the ‘Golf Continent’. Golf is believed to be originated in Scotland in Western Europe, in 1100s. The game now rules the entire Europe. There are over four thousand golf courses on the continent. Europe certainly is a heaven for golfers. Europe is a fantastic place for golfing. Every country in Europe is a wonderful destination for your golfing holidays. Surely, you can find plenty of golf and golf courses in Europe. If you are planning for your golfing holidays in Europe, here are some of the top golf destinations & top rated golf courses in Europ... (read more) Author: Orson Johnson

8. Asia-Pacific leads house price boom October 03, 2007 Europe’s house price growth continues to moderate, whereas prices in Asia-Pacific are heating up, according to indices assembled by the Global Property Guide (www.globalpropertyguide.com) based on country sources, for the second quarter (Q2) of 2007. House prices in the Baltics skyrocketed in 2005 and 2006. Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia experienced at least 25% annual increases during 2005-2006. House price growth peaked at 71% y-o-y to Q1 2006 in Estonia. Despite the slowing of house prices in the Baltics in Q2 2007, over the past year the Baltic countries were still among the top f... (read more) Author: Global Property Guide

9. Travel to Tallinn, Estonia. September 20, 2007 Things to do and see in Tallinn, Estonia. Estonia is a lowland country situated in North Eastern Europe. It borders on the Baltic Sea, and the gulf of Finland in the north, Latvia to the south and Russia in the east. Estonia has a flat, unharmed landscape with more than one thousand lakes and has over seven thousand rivers and streams. Nearly half of its landscape is covered by woodland and forest. For someone who enjoys skating or ice fishing, Estonia in the winter can be a great place to visit. Its winters can get very cold, but thanks to the North Atlantic Gulf Stream the ... (read more) Author: TJ Tierney

10. House prices tumble in Latvia - The end of the Baltics house price boom August 12, 2007 House prices have begun to fall in the Greater Riga area – a fall of 3.5% in the month of June 2007, following a fall 1% in May 2007, according to the leading Latvian real estate agent Latio. Prices have fallen “for the first time in history”, says Latio, which if not quite accurate, emphasizes the sense of shock. These figures are consistent with recent warning signs. But they are all the more shocking in that year-on-year to Q1 2007, Latvia was Europe’s strongest performing housing market with house price rises of 44.23% during the year, according to Latvia’s Central Statistical Bure... (read more) Author: Global Property Guide

11. Advice on buying Latvia Property July 28, 2007 The good news now is that foreigners rarely get fleeced when buying property in Latvia. The procedure of property purchase isn't as rigid as in the older countries, it is though relatively straightforward. Unlike other countries where an asking price can be a starting figure in the Baltic States the asking property price is usually very close to the selling price if not the actual price itself. There is a building boom in the Baltic States with estimates of some 3000 properties per year needed to keep up with demand; with so much property growth going on there isn't much room to haggle. Your... (read more) Author: John Everitt

12. Buying Property in Thailand March 05, 2007 When thinking of overseas property for investment purposes the British have invariably and predominantly looked to Spain and France in the past. More recently Bulgaria,The Czech Republic, Poland, Latvia, Croatia and with their accession into the EU on the first of January 2007 Romania now seems a viable option and alternative. For some of the more pioneering Americans Eastern Europe is also a favourable choice for affordable real estate, offering a low cost and comfortable standard of living. Furthermore the majority of the emerging economies within the Eastern bloc and real estate markets are... (read more) Author: Martyn Witt

13. Bulgarian property sees second highest rate of world growth November 27, 2006 The Bulgarian property market experienced the second highest rate of price growth of all the major international real estate sectors in the third quarter of 2006, with increases of 19 per cent taking place, it has been revealed. According to the Knight Frank global house price index, Latvia experienced the most substantial growth at 39.2 per cent, with Denmark in third place at 17.8 per cent. The research group explained that the Bulgarian property market has seen a combination of domestic and international demand, which has supported price growth. It has also experienced a si... (read more) Author: Anthony Cain

14. Latvia: An Undiscovered Paradise February 28, 2006 Since the fall of the Berlin Wall many parts of Eastern Europe have become widely accessible to tourists for the first time. Cities such as Prague and Budapest had been a mystery for so long but now take centre stage on the European tourism map. Riga, the capital city of Latvia, seems sure to follow suit. No longer part of the Soviet Union, Latvia has opened its borders and embraced incomers. This has had a dramatic effect on many parts of the country, but perhaps most noticeably on its capital city. Riga retains much of its old charm, yet has become much more “tourist friendly”. Many vis... (read more) Author: Keith Barrett

15. City Breaks in Riga January 13, 2006 Plan city breaks in Riga, the capital of the Republic of Latvia, nestled between Estonia and Lithuania and bordering Russia - the geographical centre of the “Baltic States” - for a new and interesting city break destination. Some say that Riga is the new Prague. Other considers it an upmarket for city breaks and short break, alternative to Amsterdam. Its shopping district is referred to as ‘Little Paris’. The truth is that Riga, the capital city of Latvia, has always boasted a rich and colourful heritage with cobbled streets, beautiful architecture and exquisite boutiques and it is a melt... (read more) Author: Andy Mathew

16. Top 5 Emerging Property Markets in Eastern Europe October 10, 2005 While the rest of the western world wonders whether domestic real estate investment remains a sensible consideration now that yields and equity growth rates are tumbling and the fast moving property sector slows and even stagnates in certain countries around the world, there exists a part of the world where real estate sectors are booming and the long term prospects for profit and growth are substantial. Eastern Europe – home to stunning scenery, beautiful coastlines, unexplored forests, a wealth of history and culture - and now also home to some of the most exciting emerging economies and ... (read more) Author: Rhiannon Williamson

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