op and both these tests have already been shown to have little correlation with house prices. If all that leaves you a little depressed about what to do and where to look consider a comment from Michael Jones, Managing Director of The Right Move Abroad, "It is important to look at the country as a whole
http://www.bucksbasketballpro.com/customized/ , and not just the property market. What state is the local economy in? Is there room for further growth? Find the answers to these questions." The richer a country gets, the more house prices will rise. To this end Poland looks very promising: * Residential mortgage loans make up less than 10% of the country's GDP compared to a 48% average in the EU * GDP per capita is still less than half that of its German neighbour but the gap is reducing rapidly * Pole's bring back between 21 and 55 billion Euros each year from working abroad, most of which they spend on goods, services and property * There are 2,000 km of motorway to be build between 2007 and 2013 improving the infrastructure for further growth in freight and logistics * Eight brand new international airports are either under construction or planned
