| Ukraine Investment Opportunity | ||
Known as the "Bread basket of Europe", home to rich fertile soils and already the worlds 10th largest cereal producer, Ukraine is an obvious choice for land. 70% of all land in Ukraine is agricultural land, of which 40% is black-earth soil (rich, fertile and ideal for crop growing) – the most fertile soil in Europe. According to the World Bank: "Ukraine is in a position to make a significant contribution to the international food crisis, while providing attractive investment". Production of grains is at a historical 30 year-low, and yet consumption continues to grow, hitting a record high of 35 million tonnes in 2008. As a result, a significant gap between supply and demand has emerged. Structured exit strategy at 5 years to an institutional fund. Soft commodities futures market valued at $250 Billion annually. Institutional funds have poured £8 billion into agricultural land, despite the economic downturn.
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| New Generation Housing - Turkey | ||
Located in Sekerpinar-Gebze “Yeni Nesil Evleri (New Generation Houses) is one of the first up market residential developments in the “advanced technological industry park projects” in the area. The project is designed to offer a supreme package for the young executives with high disposable incomes who will be moving to this rapidly developing commercial region. With 314 properties (1-3 bed fully furnished apartments), the build strategy is carefully organised and the luxurious low-rise apartments will be provided with 24-hour concierge services. The estimated time of completion of the development is march 2010.
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| The Gardens - Budapest | ||
Budapest is without doubt one of the world’s most stunning cities in a country bursting with heritage and culture. Investment and restoration in the capital city is continuous; its historical riches are constantly being renewed and new worldclass buildings and sympathetic restorations are emerging year on year. The Hungarian government is committed to ongoing investment in new and existing infrastructure projects throughout Budapest and foreign investment is continuing at a non-recessionary rate, specifically into new public and private construction projects.
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