Should holiday home owners stay put during 'PIGS' storm? Mail Online: "The dream is crumbling for tens of thousands of Britons who have bought holiday homes in Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain - the countries worst hit by the eurozone crisis.
About 425,000 Britons have homes abroad, according to market research company Mintel, with 6.5 million more dreaming of owning a place in the sun. Four in five of these overseas properties are on the Continent, with half in either Spain or France. Now that Ireland and Greece have accepted bailouts from Brussels, there are fears that Portugal and Spain could follow them into national bankruptcy."
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About 425,000 Britons have homes abroad, according to market research company Mintel, with 6.5 million more dreaming of owning a place in the sun. Four in five of these overseas properties are on the Continent, with half in either Spain or France. Now that Ireland and Greece have accepted bailouts from Brussels, there are fears that Portugal and Spain could follow them into national bankruptcy."
:Text may be subject to copyright.This blog does not claim copyright to any such text. Copyright remains with the original copyright holder.
