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Bethany Hemsley

Copywriter at Property Guides

Bethany is the resident copywriter for Property Guides, producing regular news, articles and guides.

She is an expert in Spain and Spanish property having owned a property in Mazarrón in the Costa Cálida since 2003. She offers great, personal advice on buying property abroad.

She is a keen traveller, having Interrailed across Europe and toured many US states, including Michigan, Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, Florida and California. She loves exploring new places and meeting people from different cultures.

Publications written for include Rightmove, Care Home Management Magazine, What's New in Publishing, Luxury Advisor and Property Press. She has also been featured in the Daily Express.

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Articles by Bethany Hemsley

Where is the cheapest place to live in Ireland?

If affordability is high on your priority list and you’re wondering where the cheapest place to live in Ireland is, we’ve got you covered. At the end of 2021, average house prices in the Emerald Isle were €290,998, but there are plenty of areas where property is much cheaper than this. Here are five affordable places to buy a home in Ireland.

Will the Australian property market cool in 2022?

The Australian property market was sizzling in 2021, rising a staggering 22% year-on-year. But what are experts predicting for 2022? We look at the latest forecasts from the major Australian banks…

The cheapest Spanish towns to buy property in 2022

Buying a home in Spain – whether for a holiday home, rental opportunity, or permanent move – doesn’t have to cost the earth. In fact, according to data from one property portal, there are over 30 Spanish towns where the average home costs less than €500 (£417) per square metre.

Portugal named as the best European country for expats

Portugal has been named as the best country in Europe for expats by InterNations Expat Insider 2021 survey. Using responses from over 12,000 expats, the survey ranked 59 different countries around the world on four factors: quality of life, ease of settling in, personal finance and working abroad.

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