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This week's Top International Property News

Cyprus property sales jump 97 per cent

Cyprus has long been the black sheep of the overseas property family. With its economy hit hard by the Eurozone crisis, prices and demand have been plummeting for months. But Cyprus surprised the world this week as domestic property sales in January jumped by 97 per cent compared to 2011, marking the second consecutive monthly increase for the market. So what does this mean for overseas investors?

Infographic: Spain - At a Glance

The most popular area of Spain for property is the Community of Valencia, according to the latest At a Glance infographic from TheMoveChannel.com. The infographic, which is based upon the enquiries received by the property portal in the last 12 months, shows that buyers scour South-East Spain for real estate, with Valencia attracting 32.24 per cent of all enquiries.

Charles Dickens house hits the market

How do you celebrate the 200th birthday of Charles Dickens? One way is to buy his old house. Winterbourne Country House on the Isle of Wight was home to the author in 1849 and has hit the market just in time for his bicentenary. Dickens, who was born 200 years ago today, lived there while writing David Copperfield and desribed it as "the prettiest place I ever saw".

Can creative thinking help Portugal’s property market?

House hunters may have heard of Felice Cohen, the cash-strapped woman who adapted to fit in New York's smallest flat. Videotaping her cramped conditions, her creative housing solution was hailed as "an inspiration to penny-pinched tenants across the world". But Portugal's investors are proving equally intrepid with a simple response to limited bank finance: skipping the banks altogether.

10 tips to be a bad landlord

With the London Olympics only months away, agents are seeing more enquiries from homeowners looking to rent their houses and take advantage of high tourist numbers. For those looking to invest in a buy-to-let property, there are many steps you should follow and pitfalls to avoid. To highlight the latter, here are 10 tips to be a bad landlord.