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Snow time to sell? Marketing your property in winter

When the nights draw in and the days are cold, we all want to be wrapped up inside away from the elements. Unsurprisingly, this is time of year the property market slows down - buyers stay home and fewer homes come onto the market. The average time it takes to sell increases from 80 days between March and June to nearer to 100 days between October and January.

The Property Inspector: What's in store for 2012?

TheMoveChannel.com's Property Inspector: Taking a closer look at global real estate each month. As January draws to a close, TheMoveChannel.com's Property Inspector quizzes the agents who received the most enquiries on the overseas property portal last year. They talk exlusively about the successes - and failures - of 2011 and what's in store for 2012.

UK couple swap house for bridge

A British couple have sold their home and moved across the UK to live in an unusual new property: a toll bridge. The Whitney-on-Wye bridge, which is attached to a cottage, cost £403,000 and lets the couple charge anyone travelling between Hereford and Hay-on-Wye. But toll crossings are not a buyer's only bridge to profit this year, as London real estate prepares for the Olympics.

Montenegro rejects "ludicrous" Russian buyers claim

Montenegro has rejected claims that Russians are dominating the country's property market. Recent reports suggested that 40 per cent of Montenegro's real estate is being purchased by Russian investors. Not so, contests one property expert, calling the figures "ludicrous" in a rare global real estate dispute.

The bigger picture: Florida tops foreign property hotspots

Florida is the most popular state for foreign property buyers, according to an infographic from Credit Sesame. Based on data from the National Association of Realtors, it shows that Florida accounts for 31 per cent of real estate transactions, with most buyers coming from Asia. Europe's role may increase, though, as Sweden highlights Florida's property as ripe for investment.