Archives for the ‘Garry Pierrepont’ Category

Egypt looks good for future opportunities

By GP • Mar 2nd, 2009 • Category: Garry Pierrepont

The land of rich cultural past could become the land of rich future opportunity. In Egypt economic and social reforms have helped the economic climate, and these have been followed by private enterprise and investment, including foreign investment. The country’s business are rising to the challenge, and are jostling to compete for domestic market share and broader expansion [...]



Brazil is ripe for investment

By GP • Feb 13th, 2009 • Category: Analysis, Garry Pierrepont, Investing

The UK is in recession, as is the US and most of Europe. However, not all countries in the world are suffering in the same way. Brazil, for example, is booming. Interest rates are low – yes, like they are in the US and the UK, but inflation is stable and employment levels are rising [...]



Property hotspots for 2009

By GP • Feb 13th, 2009 • Category: Analysis, Garry Pierrepont, Investing, Marketing

Property Frontiers, the international real estate investment group, has come up with a list of the top property investment hotspots around the world for 2009. Top of the pile is PANAMA. It has a strong economy, a favourable tax regime, and businesses are attracted by its offshore banking facilities. This makes it attractive for property [...]



Modransky Haj in Prague offers a great opportunity

By GP • Feb 5th, 2009 • Category: Garry Pierrepont, Investing, Opinion, Overseas Property

Modransky Haj in Prague A new project, Modransky Haj in Prague gives property investors a chance to become part of the Eastern European property market. With a good record in recent years of capital growth and rental income, Prague is well positioned to ride out the global credit crunch and give investors a good return. [...]



Czech Republic gives excellent value for property investment

By GP • Jul 28th, 2008 • Category: Garry Pierrepont, Opinion

The Czech Republic was formed on 1 January 1993 and joined the European Union in 2004. It has a population of just over 10 million and borders with Austria, Germany, Poland and Slovakia. With an excellent strategic location in the new Europe since the collapse of Communism brought down the Iron Curtain, the Czech Republic [...]