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Thailand Property Investment On the Up
Thailand Property Investment On the Up Thailand is currently the most popular tourist destination in Asia. The most popular destination within Thailand is the fashionable and chique island of Koh Samui, once known only by back-packers, Koh Samui is fast growing into one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. This and the still relatively low property prices make it easy to see why foreign property investment is also on the increase. Overseas property development specialists David Stanley Redfern Ltd have set their sights on the sensational South East Asian country of Thailand, adding these 100,000 villas to their portfolio. It surely comes as no surprise to learn that a tropical island abundant with beautiful sun baked beaches and surrounded by panoramic views of the surrounding blue serenity of the sea and sky is highly sought after. What might surprise you is that for 100,000, your very own investment home amidst Maenam Hills, an exclusive boutique development of just 10 generous terrace and balcony featuring villas can be yours. David Stanley Redfern now offer investors the chance to buy a Thai 2 bedroom property over 48 months with 50% interest-free finance available. Along with an equally enticing 2 year guarantee of a minimum 6% return in an area that enjoys an astonishing 80% annual occupancy — Thailand’s third largest island, the widely revered and highly fashionable Koh Samui. These incredibly affordable Thai villas are incomparable for value, quality and style. Their modern and meticulous interiors are sharply designed to allow full appreciation of their glorious fully fitted living space, as are the private gardens amidst which they’re situated. With the availability of optional (at extra cost) furniture packages that allow for immediate rental, full utilities and personal drive and parking provision, there’s everything you could hope for and more. More meaning and mainly pertaining to the alluring palm tree lined pool, close proximity to the local golf and country club that’s famous for its luxurious spa and Maenam village, a Thai cuisine centre point for Thai food lovers all across Asia. Thailand just so happens to be Asia’s biggest tourist attraction and so it’s somewhat reassuring to know that Samui is regularly serviced with flights from Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and more frequently from Bangkok, the capital city, making these undeniably attractive properties simply perfect for investment makers and holiday takers alike. To avoid the inevitable disappointment that will follow the failure to procure one of these villas, contact David Stanley Redfern Ltd immediately and discuss all the varying beneficial aspects of this opportunity. Find out more at www.davidstanleyredfern.com About David Stanley Redfern Ltd David Stanley Redfern Ltd is an overseas property specialist, working directly with developers in more than forty countries. Most properties are exclusive to David Stanley Redfern Ltd, giving an unparalleled selection of resale and new builds. David Stanley Redfern Ltd is AIPP accredited. Please direct all media queries, requests for press information and editorial details, to media@davidstanleyredfern.com. By David Redfern Published: 12/21/2007
Thailand Property Investment On the Up Thailand is currently the most popular tourist destination in Asia. The most popular destination within Thailand is the fashionable and chique island of Koh Samui, once known only by back-packers, Koh Samui is fast growing into one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. This and the still relatively low property prices make it easy to see why foreign property investment is also on the increase. Overseas property development specialists David Stanley Redfern Ltd have set their sights on the sensational South East Asian country of Thailand, adding these 100,000 villas to their portfolio. It surely comes as no surprise to learn that a tropical island abundant with beautiful sun baked beaches and surrounded by panoramic views of the surrounding blue serenity of the sea and sky is highly sought after. What might surprise you is that for 100,000, your very own investment home amidst Maenam Hills, an exclusive boutique development of just 10 generous terrace and balcony featuring villas can be yours. David Stanley Redfern now offer investors the chance to buy a Thai 2 bedroom property over 48 months with 50% interest-free finance available. Along with an equally enticing 2 year guarantee of a minimum 6% return in an area that enjoys an astonishing 80% annual occupancy — Thailand’s third largest island, the widely revered and highly fashionable Koh Samui. These incredibly affordable Thai villas are incomparable for value, quality and style. Their modern and meticulous interiors are sharply designed to allow full appreciation of their glorious fully fitted living space, as are the private gardens amidst which they’re situated. With the availability of optional (at extra cost) furniture packages that allow for immediate rental, full utilities and personal drive and parking provision, there’s everything you could hope for and more. More meaning and mainly pertaining to the alluring palm tree lined pool, close proximity to the local golf and country club that’s famous for its luxurious spa and Maenam village, a Thai cuisine centre point for Thai food lovers all across Asia. Thailand just so happens to be Asia’s biggest tourist attraction and so it’s somewhat reassuring to know that Samui is regularly serviced with flights from Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and more frequently from Bangkok, the capital city, making these undeniably attractive properties simply perfect for investment makers and holiday takers alike. To avoid the inevitable disappointment that will follow the failure to procure one of these villas, contact David Stanley Redfern Ltd immediately and discuss all the varying beneficial aspects of this opportunity. Find out more at www.davidstanleyredfern.com About David Stanley Redfern Ltd David Stanley Redfern Ltd is an overseas property specialist, working directly with developers in more than forty countries. Most properties are exclusive to David Stanley Redfern Ltd, giving an unparalleled selection of resale and new builds. David Stanley Redfern Ltd is AIPP accredited. Please direct all media queries, requests for press information and editorial details, to media@davidstanleyredfern.com. By David Redfern Published: 12/21/2007
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