Selling Farmland To Foreigners
4 July 2002 - 7:00am
Western European entrepreneurs are looking with increasing interest at the farming and development opportunities in Eastern Europe.
"If Poland joins the European Union in 2004, its borders will open and vast tracts of farmland will be up for grabs. Foreign investors are already knocking at the door, with plans for large-scale farms, holiday homes and golf courses."
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Buying up Poland at a discount
Source:
BBC News, October 7, 2005
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