Florida, the Sunshine State has it all - perfect weather, stunning scenery, natural attractions, theme parks and golf courses to die for. It also boasts a plethora of seaside villas and apartments, many of which are available as holiday rentals or for sale.

With the US dollar taking yet another fall against the pound and the euro thousands of bargain hunters will be jetting off to the US as once again Florida is a hotspot to buy overseas property.

Murcia is touted as one of the most upcoming regions in Spain, and property prices here are almost 50% cheaper per sq. m. than anywhere else in the region. Investors are beginning to see the potential of Murcia as an investment destination as millions are being pumped in infrastructure development.

Thai and overseas property investors alike are beginning to take great interest in the many real estate and property investment opportunities in Thailand.

When it comes to golf, Portugal has got it all - well maintained golf courses in beautiful locations and the perfect climate to match. So if your dream is to go on a golf holiday in Portugal then you are definitely going to the right place.

British families bolt for the airports as they head to their holiday homes for a Summer of fun in the sun. Two million Brits will be heading overseas when most British schools break up for the summer this weekend, according to the ABTA travel trade association.

2008 Eurozone entrants Malta and Cyprus could offer a boost overseas property purchases. According to currency specialist HiFX, Britons looking to invest in property abroad may soon start paying more attention to Malta and Cyprus.

If you look-up Croatia on a map, you see a horse-shoe shaped country in Southern Europe. For many cultures, a horse-shoe is either a good-luck charm, or symbolizes good luck. And it looks like Croatia's luck has taken a definite turn towards good.

Overseas property investors have got to look seriously at two of the poorest countries in Eastern Europe for their potential for high capital growth. Both Bulgaria and Romania have experienced their share of problems in the past, but both are now looking like good prospects. Overseas Property Centres columnist Scott Huggins tells us more.

Spain or France are the destinations of choice for overseas property buyers moving abroad with many UK citizens wanting to take up residence in either of those two countries, according to new research from Bank of Scotland International.

A recent property market survey by Savills UK Housing Survey shows a market full of unhappy householders wanting bigger and better homes, but who are constrained by high prices and lack of supply.

New Zealand is about to claim its first million dollar suburb and while it seemed improbable just five years ago, experts say several areas are racing to the $1 million median house price mark, with the first likely to get there within the next 12 months.