The magazine has repossessed properties for sale in Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Tenerife and Gran Canaria. Read articles on Currency transfer, follow how Brian and Janet buy an apartment in Costa Teguise, how to value your property, sustainable tourism and much more.

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As ever there is a property price guide running through out the magazine. The magazine is broken down into sections for each of the main islands of Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Tenerife and Gran Canaria. The Lanzarote property section has a green color code on the edge of each page. In these island sections you will find property articles referring to that area, a selection of properties running through the section from estate agents and adverts from estate agents in that area. This way you can flick straight to the Canarian island in which you want to buy your villa, apartment or plot of land and get all the information you could need. Remember if you cannot find what you want in the magazine then the web site will definitely be able to help. You could also directly contact any of the estate agents in the magazine who are all very professional and pleased to be of any assistance.

This issue has got some good property news for overseas buyers:

The Spanish government have launched the Austerity fund to save expenditure and bring the economy back under control. Fast internet connections coming to the Canaries. Spanish repossessions at record levels. Jet2 putting on more flights to the Canaries.

We talk to the Fuerteventura estate agent of Fuerteventura Residences to find out their views on all things property.

Andy Wells buys a house in Playa Blanca. He lets us follow him through the whole buying process from start to finish. Explains any problems he may have had and how these were overcome. Great reading and assurance for anyone on the verge of buying their dream property for sale in Playa Blanca.

Things work differently in different countries. There is a very useful article on the difference in how properties are measured in the UK and in Spain. Find out what these differences are and how to overcome them.

In the current bargain strewn property market in which we live we dig out some great potential purchases. This issue we focus in on Villas for sale with pools for under 300,000 euros. A few years ago this article would have been empty. Feast your eyes on what can be bought and some amazing value prices.

Enjoy this issue of Freedom4sale and remember that if you can afford it there has not been a time in the last 10 years as good as now to buy yourself a fantastic home or investment in guaranteed year round sun.

However, the country’s economic position continues to slide amid concerns about national debt. The Bank of Spain was forced recently to seize control of regional savings bank CajaSur, the latest challenge to Spain’s battered financial sector since the collapse of the housing bubble.

However the good news is agents are adapting to the present economic situation. Southern Spain markets have seen a lot of small, new property agencies spring up recently, and many of them have restructured their business models to cope with a tougher climate and a lot of below market value deals.

“There are a lot of sharp young agencies out there now who have positioned their offerings very professionally. They are smaller and they approach the market in a much more appropriate way.”

That siad, Canary Island property companies need to rebuild trust with both buyers and foreign agents.

“There is a lot of demand but several parameters have to be just right for the sale to work, from finance the legalities of the sale.”

In this months magazine there are articles covering:

Fuerteventura estate agent ‘Aurytur Real Estate’ – Get to know them and their views on the Fuerteventura property scene.

Other articles in this magazine cover recent Canary Island property news. There is a good feature showing the difference between schools in the UK and the Canaries. Find out how to sharpen up your negotiation skills when buying your dream apartment or house in one of the Canarian islands.

We asked estate agents in Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Tenerife to send us their hostest properties. Take a look for yourselves at some of these amazing bargains.

This year has seen a massive rise in traffic on the Freedom4sale.com web site. January was up by over twenty five percent on any month in the last year. Throughout the Canary Islands property prices are at an all time low. As economies across the rest of Europe recover shrewd investors are realising the value in a house in the Canaries.

The best value houses currently for sale are the mid ranged apartments and villas that have been reduced. Many properties are down in price by as much as thirty per cent. Now is the time when people can really buy low and sell high.

As ever the magazine is a section for the islands of Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Tenerife and Gran Canaria packed full of property for sale and rent.

Property articles include:

An estate agent focus on the Gran Canarian estate agency of Dream homes gives a full interview and insight into how they see the current and future market over there.

There is a case study following a couple buying a property in Costa Teguise. Find out how they got on and what they might do better next time.

A very interesting article on how to best negotiate the price of you new property. Save thousands in a few words.

‘What is cheap?’ – Find out how to spot a bargain property. What are the ingredients that go into making you new Canary Island home a cheap one.

There are the normal property sections of ‘Property News’ and ‘Hot Properties’ plus a new section called ‘Estate Agent News’. In the new section Canary Island Estate Agents keep us updated as to what they are up to and how the market is changing.

As ever there is loads of information to help you find and buy your dream home in the sun.

Post recession people still bear the scars of the recent past and only want to invest in tried and tested destinations. Spain always received the bulk of property investment and it is here that investors are first returning to.

Investors are looking for a good return with a minimum of risk so are not keen to go back to high risk destinations.

Estate agents are quoting an average property price drop on pre to post recession prices of twenty five per cent. This is a very alluring figure to the shrewd investor. Many feel that resale prices cannot go any lower because of the base amounts owed on mortgages.