Fiji - since the coup a couple of weeks ago, land and house prices have plummeted by 40% however, as the country's economy is based almost totally on tourism, it will rebound and property prices will bounce back quickly.

I would say India, China, or Brazil. These are three hottest economies where most of the action will take place in coming decade.

Turkey is still very cheap and prices will boom when they get into the E E C

Harrisburg, PA. And have I got a deal for you...

Florida- prices are down but won't stay that way forever, and I think big profits will be made in the next few years.

Anywhere that's small, precetice free trade, have good laws, Islands are perfect. Remember, houses all cost the same to build it's the land they're on that really determins their value so choose somewhere where land is running out, this increases demand which in turn increses its value. As Mark Twain once said 'Go buy land young man, after all, they're not making any more of it!'

Iran- Tehran. Property investment in Tehran is %100 profitable risk free investment. "Construction & Real Estate SectorsPopulation increase in the cities caused by internal and external migration into Iran's largest cities, caused housing shortages. The government addressed this issue by providing government credits for private sector developments in 1990's. However, most of the country's effort was spent in urban development, namely Tehran, while those in rural areas were neglected. To that end, the most important real estate market in Iran is Tehran, and it has always been affected by developments in the economy and migration. Recently, however, recession has been prevailing in construction and housing sector, beginning from 2004/05 in Tehran, continued in 2005/06, and negative spillovers have been observed in other large cities such as Esfahan and Shiraz. The housing price index decreased by 24.2% in 2005/06, and throughout the period 2002/03 to 2005/06, it has increased annually at a compounded rate of 10.9%. The recession was also evident from the average price of floor area in major cities which has continued its declining growth over the period of 2000/2001 to 2004/05..Most of the large cities in Iran had witnessed an increase in the average price in housing units in the past few years. However, this increase was at a declining rate. Housing units average price of floor area in Tehran in 2004/05 declined by 2.6% from the previous year after an increase of 24.7% in 2003/04. Housing units average price of floor area in Shiraz registered the highest growth rate in 2004/05 of 18.6% which translates into an annual compound rate of 21.4% for the period of 1996/97 to 2004/06. This increase was 21.5% less than the previous year increase in prices which amounted to 40% in Shiraz. Amongst the other selected large cities in Iran are Mashhad, Esfahan, Qazvin, and Karaj. The average price of floor area of housing units in these cities increased in 2004/05 by 14.7%, 13.5%, 10.7%, and 4.5% respectively. Similar to the analysis preceded for Shiraz, the increasing rates in prices in 2004/05 was also at a declining rate for the mentioned cities." 2007 Al Bawaba (albawaba.com). Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning:

What about dubai ???

South America, mainly because current prices are low compared to the USA and there is a general migration of older Americans to SA because of the less expensive cost of living. Also, Bulgaria just got into the EEU and land prices are climbing. Look for countries that are reasonably stable, that ave decent national health care and a goo infrastructure. Good luck.

Dubai, great yields and massive tourism market to come. Tallest building in the world is there and wait till they start promoting it all over the world. It will be the place to be...

SoCal

a couple of different places and it also depends on what you are purchasing for example we have a 5 star beachfront development in Hurgahda, Egypt on the Red Sea. guaranteed rent of 10% per annum for 5 years. great facilities. good payment plan and growth is expected to rise 10% p.a. start at around £38k for a studio. i would cosider that as a good invesment but alot of people think guaranteed rents are the best investments which are incorrect. www.knightknox.com we specialise in over 30 countries worldwide, if needed any assistance or advice ask for josh or send an email

Well I prefer buying a property in Australia.. I like the place clean, relaxing and I think every people there can live a peaceful life with their family.. and I think houses there are really stunning including the views http://realestate.ozfreeonline.com/19752/For-Sale/Townhouses2/Luxury-waterfront-2-br-apartment-in-Couran-Cove-Resort.html

Real Estate of any kind in Santa Monica, CA 1) Every major TV studio and Internet company now has their headquarters in Santa Monica 2)Prices are still reasonale 3)California is not paying any company that makes a movie in California 50% of the cost of the movie so I am expanding my infomercial business to produce movies in santa Monica and the state will PAY for 50% of that realestate !!!

Watch Raul Castro transform Cuba. I think he may try to bring back some of Cuba's old tourist glory days, by establishing better relations with the US, through social and political reform. I think this is Cuba's only chance to, once again, become The Pearl of The Caribbean. If he's successful, I'd love to be holding the deed to some beachfront property; investors with deep pockets, will storm the island, with a tidal wave of money.

Well for me, I prefer to buy property in Australia because of its reliable track record of stable economy and good income growth. Aside from that living in Australia is like living in a paradise because of its nice climate.