It’s commonly thought throughout the overseas property investment marketplace that Europe has few remaining opportune locations from which to reap a worthy reward. This year, Albania could be the country to disprove that preconception. It’s true that more and more investors are looking further afield to the emerging property markets of what were once considered as being ‘exotic’ countries, like Thailand, Morocco, Philippines and Malaysia to name but a few. And whilst the indisputable facts prove the profitability of those markets, there’s one greatly overlooked yet clear contender for the title of Europe’s number one money maker of 2008.

Newcomers to the property investment arena like Montenegro, Switzerland, Ukraine and Finland have outperformed their European counterparts in recent years and in some cases still do. Long established investment heavyweights like Italy, Spain, France and Germany have perhaps been neglected, with the term ‘emerging market’ stirring frenzy amongst avaricious investors looking for the next big thing.

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