2 REAL ESTATE OFFERS UNIQUE HOMES IN TEXAS, USA
4.6 ACRES 385' FRONTAGE. 200376 X $11.87 = $2327664.00 5.69 ACRES IN REAR AVAILABLE FOR SALE AT $1.00 PER SQ. FT.
Commercial Real Estate for sale in Vidor
£1,976,708
Vidor, Texas, USA
Listed By: State Listing Inc on 03.06.2017
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As you step into this majestic estate you are called back in time to the English countryside to a home of a wealthy member of the King's court. In the dawn of the 21st century an uncanny tribute has been paid to a style thought long extinct.
6 Bed Mansion for sale in Sugar Land
£2,717,432
Sugar Land, Texas, USA
Listed By: Houston Castles on 08.10.2015Browse all listings of ⭐ prestige property for sale in Texas, Usa from 1 976 708 💷 GBP on TheMoveChannel.com.
Of all the North American states, Texas is widely considered to be the single most attractive for outside investors looking in. And it's not difficult to understand why, with global economists having singled-out cities like Dallas, Austin and Houston as among the 🌎 world's most lucrative for buy-to-let investors. There's also a hugely strong tourism industry that keeps much of the state alive and kicking throughout the year – the pickings are rich for investors targeting the right areas. Gross rent yields range from a lofty 13.5 per cent in the centres of affluent cities to a still reasonable 10 or 11 per cent in rural areas. 🏠 House prices are climbing, but for the time being remain generously low – particularly when considered against the potential returns.
Of all the North American states, Texas is widely considered to be the single most attractive for outside investors looking in. And it's not difficult to understand why, with global economists having singled-out cities like Dallas, Austin and Houston as among the 🌎 world's most lucrative for buy-to-let investors. There's also a hugely strong tourism industry that keeps much of the state alive and kicking throughout the year – the pickings are rich for investors targeting the right areas. Gross rent yields range from a lofty 13.5 per cent in the centres of affluent cities to a still reasonable 10 or 11 per cent in rural areas. 🏠 House prices are climbing, but for the time being remain generously low – particularly when considered against the potential returns.