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 Property prices are quite low but they grow very fast, up to 30% per year in some regions.
The rental market is not well developed yet and it offers many great opportunities.
Slovenia was the first of the 10 EU accession countries to join euro zone, having adopted the euro as its currency on 1st January 2007
Tourism in Slovenia has grown by 16% over the past 6 years
Slovenia's GDP contracted by 7.8% in 2009, economy is expected to return to growth in 2010, with estimated 1.1% of real GDP growth rate.
Slovenia had in the first quarter of 2010 the average unemployment rate below the average unemployment rate of EU 27 and was one of the lowest in central Eastern Europe, at 6.2%.
Public debt is forecast to rise to over 40% of GDP in 2010.
Corporation tax was reduced from 21% to 20% in 2010.
Sales tax and notary charges are paid by the seller in Slovenia.
Investing in Slovenia real estate is considered as one of the best ways of making substantial amount of money
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Weak economic power of agriculture.
