Developed property markets offer investors modest returns for modest risk, and are suitable for those seeking income with some modest capital growth potential. But for more adventurous property investors prepared to accept lower or even no income and higher levels of risk, emerging markets offer significantly greater growth potential.
EMP's current focus of attention lies predominantly in the exciting country of Croatia. For more information about Croatia click here
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Emerging Market Property pursues a top down and bottom up approach to project selection. Starting from the top down, EMP analyses the macro economic and political climates of some of the world’s fastest developing markets. From the bottom up, Emerging Market Property’s contacts and partners on the ground provide local market insight and generate deal flow.
Emerging Market Property is or has been involved in property projects in Poland, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Thailand and China.
EMP Markets:
Bulgaria
- Population : c 7.3m
- Land area : 110,910 sq km
- Capital city : Sofia
- Currency : Lev
- GDP growth 2009 : -4.9%
Croatia
- Population : C4.4m
- Land area: 56,542 sq km
- Capital city : Zagreb
- Currency : Kuna
- GDP growth 2009 : -5.2%
Romania
- Population : c 22.3m
- Land area : 238,500 sq km
- Capital city : Bucharest
- Currency : Leu
- GDP growth 2009 : -6.9%
Poland
- Population : c 38.6m
- Land area : 312,680 sq km
- Capital city : Warsaw
- Currency : Zloty
- GDP growth 2009 : 1.1%
Thailand
- Population : c 62.8m
- Land area : 514,000 sq km
- Capital city : Bangkok
- Currency : Baht
- GDP growth 2009 : -2.8%
China
- Population : c 1.29Bn
- Land area : 9,596,960 sq km
- Capital city : Beijing
- Currency : Renminbi
- GDP growth 2009 : 8.7%