The political whirlwind stirred up by the UK's historic vote to leave the EU on 23 June 2016 will have far-reaching consequences. The pound has proven particularly sensitive to the news, falling below $1.31 in early July, a low it hasn't seen for more than 30 years.
Those holidaying overseas this summer have found that their break is noticeably more expensive than it would have been pre-referendum, but the same doesn't have to be true for those buying property abroad.