The European real estate champions of 2019
With the Brexit issue, which continues to persist and create many upheavals throughout Europe, the entire international economy is focusing on the real estate markets of major European cities, a bit to make an immediate comparison with London, but also to analyze at best foreign situations.
In fact, many companies have decided to leave the United Kingdom, opting for different nations, often diametrically opposed.
But what are the holders of the maximum real estate power?
The highest prices in Europe persist in Paris, Geneva and Monaco, while the other metropolitan areas welcome tourists of medium-low level.
Among the various nations we certainly could not forget Zagreb, the capital of marvelous Croatia. This year it is increasing its potential from all points of view, also thanks to its first digital real estate company, a symptom of a strong expansion of the market.
Property prices have increased by 20% compared to last year and only the length of time a property remained on the market has decreased.
Among the European giants we could certainly not forget Portugal, a very desired destination especially for the summer period. With its capital, Lisbon, Portugal has managed to invest 30% more than last year in the last month. The target audience is that of the luxury market and the major buyers are presented by Canadians, Italians, Brazilians and Americans.
Now is the time for one of the most innovative and creative lands in Europe: the Netherlands.
70% of the Dutch real estate market is based on lease agreements.
But Amsterdam is not the fulcrum of the brick market. Rotterdam holds the record as the most acclaimed city by foreign investors but also by local ones. Although prices have risen sharply in recent months, with an average of around 300,000 euros, Rotterdam remains the champion of the Netherlands real estate market.
Moving eastwards, Plovdiv emerges, the second most important city in Bulgaria. Named capital of European culture, it will be the focal point of 2019. The capital, Sofia, is improving day by day, thanks to the growth of the new underground line located in the southern part of the city. However, the price trend is in line with the European average, with an increase in the luxury segment of 6% more than last year.
Last but not least is a small but very rich state in every sector: Austria.
In 2019 Austria entered a phase of real estate boom, becoming one of the most sought after destinations on the web by investors.
The most expensive city is Kitzbühel, which recorded a 40% price increase compared to January.
What to say, generally it seems that Europe is defending itself well, despite the Brexit!
In fact, many companies have decided to leave the United Kingdom, opting for different nations, often diametrically opposed.
But what are the holders of the maximum real estate power?
The highest prices in Europe persist in Paris, Geneva and Monaco, while the other metropolitan areas welcome tourists of medium-low level.
Among the various nations we certainly could not forget Zagreb, the capital of marvelous Croatia. This year it is increasing its potential from all points of view, also thanks to its first digital real estate company, a symptom of a strong expansion of the market.
Property prices have increased by 20% compared to last year and only the length of time a property remained on the market has decreased.
Among the European giants we could certainly not forget Portugal, a very desired destination especially for the summer period. With its capital, Lisbon, Portugal has managed to invest 30% more than last year in the last month. The target audience is that of the luxury market and the major buyers are presented by Canadians, Italians, Brazilians and Americans.
Now is the time for one of the most innovative and creative lands in Europe: the Netherlands.
70% of the Dutch real estate market is based on lease agreements.
But Amsterdam is not the fulcrum of the brick market. Rotterdam holds the record as the most acclaimed city by foreign investors but also by local ones. Although prices have risen sharply in recent months, with an average of around 300,000 euros, Rotterdam remains the champion of the Netherlands real estate market.
Moving eastwards, Plovdiv emerges, the second most important city in Bulgaria. Named capital of European culture, it will be the focal point of 2019. The capital, Sofia, is improving day by day, thanks to the growth of the new underground line located in the southern part of the city. However, the price trend is in line with the European average, with an increase in the luxury segment of 6% more than last year.
Last but not least is a small but very rich state in every sector: Austria.
In 2019 Austria entered a phase of real estate boom, becoming one of the most sought after destinations on the web by investors.
The most expensive city is Kitzbühel, which recorded a 40% price increase compared to January.
What to say, generally it seems that Europe is defending itself well, despite the Brexit!
