British investors are increasingly boosting their pension funds by purchasing property in countries such as Spain or France, a new report has found.
According to research by Self-Catering-Breaks.com, 50 per cent of investors have bought a property in a foreign country, compared to 24 per cent who opted for the UK.
The so-called "jet-to-let" era is proving to be a good time for investors attracted to "solid" rental returns and capital appreciation, the firm stated.
Gareth Robinson, managing director, said: "With overseas property investment increasingly seen to offer both security and an enjoyable asset, a growing number of people are turning to it as part of their investment and pension funds."
The report also revealed that a fifth of UK investors finance their overseas property with a mortgage from a European bank.
It follows a survey by National Savings and Investments that found 43 per cent of young people are contemplating buying a property in Spain.
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