Investors discover a Mediterranean Dream in Europe’s most popular holiday destination

Italy has been named as the most popular holiday destination in Europe in a new poll of British tourists. But that comes as no surprise to InCalabria Ltd property specialist, Dennis Onstenk.

According to Saga, the country is the first choice of 14 per cent of holidaymakers, potentially making it a good option for overseas investors.
The broad appeal of Italy was further highlighted after it was named the preferred option for both 25 to 44-year-olds and people aged above 55.

Commenting on the findings, Dennis Onstenk said, “These results do not surprise me. This summer we have seen more and more British property buyers arrive in Calabria who have been attracted by our affordable property prices, increasing accessibility, beautiful climate and stunning scenery.”

To meet the huge levels of interest shown in what is being billed as Europe’s very last property hotspot, the number of high quality off-plan property opportunities available from InCalabria Ltd is increasing too.

In the highly desirable Capo Vaticano region for instance, investors are discovering their own Mediterranean Dream at Sogno Mediterraneo, a tranquil development of just ten one and two bedroom properties with views out to the Mediterranean Sea. With prices starting from around £62,000, a full Bank Guarantee in place and an attractive staged payment structure in place, it’s a dream that British investors have been quick to buy into.

Just ten minutes drive from Tropea, Europe’s Number One Beach Destination according to The Sunday Times, the company is set to launch another development called Capo Verde di Parghelia.

Set high up on a headland, overlooking Tropea, Zambrone, the Aeolian Islands and the Sant' Eufemia Bay, Capo Verde di Parghelia is the first phase and front row of an exclusive mid-sized development located between the popular coastal resorts of Parghelia and Zambrone. A choice of one and two bedroom apartments and two luxury villas are due to be released shortly and Mr. Onstenk believes, “This area is poised for even further development making it a sound future investment. A new by-pass to the beach and a range of upmarket hotels and resorts have all been built in the last few years.”

This positive view comes shortly after Barclays stated that Italy was attracting considerable interest from Britons planning to invest in foreign property.

Article written by InCalabria Ltd