Huizenprijzen (2013) + 35 % Dubai ,+ 10.2 % Polen , + Brazilie + 12.7 % , Marocco + 0.4 % .

The Knight Frank Global House Price Index, published today, shows prices in the countries it analyses rose on average by 8.4pc last year, the highest rate of increase since the study's inception in 1995.
Dubai recorded the largest annual rise, up nearly 35pc but the market remains 25pc below its 2008 peak. Ukraine was the weakest market with a 26pc fall.
In Europe, Croatia, the newest member of the EU, was the biggest faller, down 14.4pc with its economy suffering a prolonged recession due in part to a failure to restructure the economy and control a bloated public payroll.
Among the countries popular with British expat buyers, markets remained weak. Prices fell 9.3pc in Greece, 4pc in Spain and 0.5pc in Portugal. Figures for Cyprus and Italy were for the year to October and showed declines of 7.3pc and 5.3pc, respectively.