Property Prices Go Mad in Madeira Portugal

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Oxford, UK July 09, 2009 — Prices for Madeira property are expected to rise on the as tourism is booming.

Already a popular destination for summer visitors, Madeira is expecting a flood of new visitors between now and the New Year.

With the advantage of a balmy North Atlantic subtropical climate all year round, the average daily temperature is 16 degrees Centigrade, Madeira is popular with British visitors.

Now, the island is expecting tourists from further afield in Europe as Spanish airline BinterCanarias adds a second plane to bring in travellers from the Canary Islands that links on to Spain and Morocco.

For the New Year, Funchal expects to see seven cruise liners with 10,000 passengers and almost 4,000 crew anchored offshore top celebrate the night of Sao Silvestre.

Sailing in the cruise fleet will be the Queen Victoria, visiting the island for the first time along with four other cruise ships as travel firms ramp up their itineries to take in the destination.

Estate agents are targeting older couples that have sold up and want a Madeira property investment move to Funchal for their retirement and young professionals, as home prices are so high in the island’s capital.

Purchase prices and rentals far exceed those of the onshore capital Lisbon.

Many agents are quoting a 500,000 Euro price tag for a luxury apartment with parking in Funchal.

Finances are forcing less well off families to look to new developments in the mountains around Funchal for new homes.

Azulara resort, with a range of apartments and villas with breathtaking views over Funchal and the ocean, is a trendy new development and more

The one- to four-bed properties cost from £222,000. Many will be put to work as holiday rentals, a relatively new concept to Madeira.

If you want to go more upmarket, four-bedroom villas with a pool on a golf estate come with a £1 million price tag.

Each property comes with an en-suite bathroom. The two and three beds also come with their own private veranda.

To find out more about investing in property in Portugal or Madeira call Judi Williamson [email protected], call 01865 202700 or pick up a copy of the latest version of the Property Frontiers book Where to Buy Abroad: An Investor’s Guide

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