Limerick Leader-30th September 2006-Colm Ward

"Irish Investors are looking East for foreign property"

According to locally based overseas property consultant Gillian Coyle "Spain and Portugal are favourites for Irish people seeking a holiday home but as prices have risen there in recent years they are not viewed as an investment location. The most popular markets we see for investment are Poland and Turkey which show excellent capital appreciation as well as excellent rental opportunities. These are closely followed by Northern Cyprus and Morocco which are going to see hugh growth in property prices in the coming years."

The Irish Times-19th October 2006-Daniel McLaughlin

"Going for growth in booming Latvia"

Gillian Coyle Sales Director at CPS Overseas Property advisors urged potential buyers not to rely on rental yield to cover the mortgage. "There is usually a shortfall but Latvia is very promising for capital appreciation because it is stable and safe both politically and economically and appears to many people to be not unlike Ireland was a few years ago."

Irish Mail on Sunday-3rd December 2006-Duncan Farmer

"Rising in the East, a parallel world"

"Most new apartments are sold as shells-many of them aren't even plastered" says Gillian Coyle of CPS Ireland. "A lot of foreign companies such as Dell and Hewlett Packard are opening factories in Poland and bringing staff with them who want a similar quality of apartment to what they are used to at home."

Limerick Leader-16th December 2006-Colm Ward

"Fisherman's village is South African Jewel"

Just two hours drive from Cape Town, Langezandt is a 93 hectare beachfront estate on the edge of the Indian Ocean. The design of cottages in the village are architecturally linked to the traditional fishermen's cottages nearby which count amongst the region's most valuable cultural possesions and are all declared national monuments. The local agent for this development in Bunratty based CPS Ireland.

Clare Champion-16th March 2007-Carol Byrne

"Bunratty business offers home away from home"

CPS Ireland who began by exploring the property market in Spain and marketing it to people in Ireland and the UK has expanded to include developments in places such as South Africa, Brazil and Eastern Europe.

Limerick Leader-17th March 2007-Colm Ward

"Brazil's North East Coast is set to take off"

One new development which has been generating a buzz recently is half an hour North of Natal in a location dubbed "The Carribean of Brazil".

Clare Champion-13th April 2007

"Find a paradise in Brazil"

It might be a long way away but with all year round summer conditions, the North East of Brazil is set to open up as the next big holiday housing market, according to Bunratty based overseas property agents, CPS Ireland.