Today TheMoveChannel.com is expanding its coverage of the world's key property markets by launching 25 new country websites...

Today property portal TheMoveChannel.com has expanded its family of websites by launching 25 new country sites.  This brings TheMoveChannel's total number of country-specific sites to an impressive 38!

To date TheMoveChannel.com has housed country-specific sites for the UK, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales as well as international sites for Canada, USA, Australia, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece.  TheMoveChannel.com has now added dedicated sites for the following countries:

• Western Europe: Germany, Gibraltar
• Eastern Europe: Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Poland, Romania, Slovakia
• Southern Europe: Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Malta
• Middle East: Dubai, Turkey
• Africa: Cape Verde, Morocco, South Africa
• Central America: Panama
• South America: Argentina, Brazil
• Australasia: Fiji, New Zealand
• Far East: India, Thailand

Dan Johnson, Director of TheMoveChannel.com, commented: "It's exciting times here at TheMoveChannel.com as the company is enjoying rapid growth.  After recent staff appointments, our team currently includes eight nationalities.  With 38 dedicated country sites, TheMoveChannel.com now represents an unrivalled online resource for investors to gain up-to-date information on key property markets from all around the world."

Helping to reduce the headache...

Each country site will gather together TheMoveChannel's extensive online resources for that nation so that investors interested in a specific market can readily access relevant information in one place.

Dan Johnson commented: "Investors interested in finding out information on a specific property market can now select from an impressive list of dedicated country sites.  Each country site will include property listings, news and guides to buying, owning and selling property within that given territory.  We hope these new online resources will make the process of researching and keeping up-to-date with developments in foreign property markets a less time-consuming headache!"