Tunisia Property Investors Getting In Early

The newest overseas investment market to emerge into then limelight is now Tunisia thanks to the government’s recent decision to let foreign nationals own real estate outright. Early Tunisia property for sale investors are set to benefit.

As a long established tourist country with many direct and indirect flights from the UK and Europe it kind of makes sense to open up the real estate market tooverseas buyers
For a small country, Tunisia offers plenty of variety besides its glorious beaches. The north, particularly near Ain Draham, has large oak forests and lakes, making it feel more like Europe than Africa. Tabarka is emerging as Tunisia’s northern flagship resort, while the charming old port town of Bizerte is still debating whether it really wants to entice international tourists or is quite content remain a sleepy fishing town. For more than 3000 years, Tunis, the which is the capital city of Tunisia has been one of the great cities of the Mediterranean and it still has plenty to offer.
Carthage is one of the best known of Tunisia’s archaeological sites on the outskirts of the capital. Founded in 814 BC by the Phoenicians, by the fourth century BC, Carthage had become the centre of their vast maritime empire. In 146 BC it was destroyed by the Romans who only 25 years later began rebuilding on the same site to become the 3rd largest city of the Roman empire. Today ancient ruins still remain and are a firm favourite with visiting tourists.
Here is a list of the some of the main factor attracting investors to purchase Tunisia properties

Thriving and well established tourist market

Ranked as the 32nd most competitive economy in the world 2008

Tunisia is the most politically and economically stable country in all of Africa

The level of inflation is stable and low

Direct foreign investment pouring into the country

Dubai’s largest property developers have just started to massive investments in Tunisia

The transportation and infrastructure is excellent

3 hours from UK / less than 2 from Europe

Trade Agreement (FTA) with the EU

Being an emerging market in its infancy the price of property is still very low

High Rental Yields

The most stable country on the

Very cosmopolitan society

Modern thinking nation

Great weather all year round

Tunisia has seven international airports

New airport under construction which will be the largest in Northern Africa and scheduled for completion in 2009

In our opinion Tunisia property investment has a massive amount of potential and is extremely attractive and worth further investigation. New developments are about to be launched which will put Tunisia well and truly on the international property investment map.

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