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Oligarchs favour trophy homes of white stucco with their own parking areas in Chelsea, Belgravia and Mayfair, but the price must be right! According to the Timesonline web magazine, despite the international economic crisis, some Russian oligarchs can still afford to treat themselves to such British status-symbols as white-stuccoed houses in Belgravia. However, the price must be right!

Singapore is becoming the Switzerland of the East. Global investors are attracted to the city-state for a number of reasons. The country does not have currency controls or a capital gains tax. This means foreigners can send money into the country and remove it without official questioning. Property buyers who make a profit from capital gains are free to take the money out of the country. Singapore also does not impose a withholding tax for the disposal of a property and foreigners can buy private property without restrictions. The country is also attractive because it does not have any inheritance tax.

Nuevo cash rich Russians have been buying high end property in the UK. Now, despite London still being a popular destination, the new emerging middle class turn to cheaper and more affordable properties where the sun shines.
First-time Russian overseas buyers are now looking at South-East Asia and particularly the Philippines. Persistent bad weather has also encouraged people to buy homes in places where sunshine can be relied on and prices are a fraction of those in Europe.

New zealand is one of the most desirable countries in the world with a temperate climate and stunning scenery. A great place to invest and do business. A 2009 report from Legatum Institute, a London- based think tank ranks New Zealand as the worlds 10th most prosperous country.
It's no suprise that the largest city Auckland is ranked number four in the world for quality of living according to the 2009 Mercer Survey.
No matter where you are based you're never more than an hour or so from a beach or a ski field. and you will certainly spend less time commuting, giving more time for family.friends and the great out doors.

Australia's long sandy beaches have long tempted travelers from around the world, but it is no longer just sun, surf and sand luring Russians 'down under'.
Recent research has revealed that buyers from the Russian Federation are now the biggest foreign investors of residential property on the Gold Coast, one of Australia's most renowned beachside destinations.

Since the early 1990s, buying property abroad has been a popular way for wealthy Russians to invest money and build bridges to a safe and comfortable life in Western countries. This trend has long been associated with members of high-society such as oligarchs, high-ranking officials and celebrities. However, since the real-estate prices have fallen during the economic crisis, a new segment of middle-class customers has emerged.

Alhama De Murcia was visited last week by a Russian gaming billionaire who has shown extreme interest in financing the project. Earlier this year there was also a meeting in Madrid with the embassy of China in relation to investing in the massive project. With the feasibility study that was completed favorably for Paramount Murcia the project is on the right road.

France property has traditionally been a hot favourite with second home buyers and buy-to-let investors, thanks to the country’s strong rental potential. Today, it remains a popular property investment destination, with some developers introducing the idea of a leaseback scheme to appeal to investors looking for a long term opportunity and reliable rental returns.