Real estate investments: how much have Europeans invested since 2008?
Real estate remains a particularly active market, especially in Europe. Despite the crisis, despite the increase in prices in the big cities, which in some cases make the market inaccessible for many investors, the fact remains that the brick remains a guarantee. Winning a property in fact, with a more or less significant expense, is still an objective pursued by many Europeans. This is because in the medium to long term, such an investment can be really productive, but also because among the few certainties currently present in Europe, having an extra property is synonymous with future security.
But have we ever wondered how much we have invested since 2008 in the European brick market? How are the various countries of the Union moving towards the real estate market? To better understand the situation as a whole, we have selected the top ten nations that have distinguished themselves in this area. We will understand how the market has evolved and, of course, how it is currently evolving.
In tenth place we find the Czech Republic. The percentage of income invested in this nation is 8%. A level still worthy of mention, if we consider that, in recent times this nation has been significantly revalued by investors.
In ninth place, hear hear, we find Germany. Well yes. The German power fails to position itself in the top five. Perhaps due to the too-expensive property prices, or perhaps due to a lack of interest in the nation as a whole. The situation is however clear. There has been no such interest since 2008 to the present that has allowed this country to dominate the scene.
Eighth place occupied by the Italian boot. Bella Italia reaches 9.22%. Perhaps due to the undisputed beauty that it hosts, for its history or for a crisis that has significantly lowered prices (except in the big cities). The fact is that this country has managed to bypass Germany (at least in the real estate sector). A real estate spread that has subverted the situation!
Immediately after Italy, we identify the refined France. Will artistic heritage perhaps stimulate buyers so much? The result is quite clear. Investors far prefer this country compared to the previous two, despite political-institutional upheavals but also in terms of security (think of the numerous attacks that have unfortunately struck the nation.
We jump from sixth to fourth, respectively occupied by Belgium (10.05%) Holland (10.18%) Finland (10.68%). We then arrive on the podium. To the amazement of many readers, in third place we find Cyprus. Strange but true, to overcome the cold and safe Finland, land famous for the pursuit of perfection in all economic sectors, a warm and not so avant-garde nation. Cyprus in fact ranks with 11.02 percentage points in the top three.
Second place occupied by Luxembourg. From such a small but well organized state, we could only expect such a high score. A center full of great opportunities, defined as the navel of Europe, we believe that this position is more than deserved, regardless of the numbers. Perceived security and job opportunities have made their way into the hearts of investors, who have also decided to invest in the capital, regardless of expense.
And in the first place? Norway stands at the top of our ranking. The income invested in this country is 11.37%. A nation that guarantees security, order and a formidable quality of life. Prices vary from center to periphery, but in principle, we prefer to spend more, but have the property on a property in a place that can satisfy many expectations.
And you, in which country do you want to invest?
But have we ever wondered how much we have invested since 2008 in the European brick market? How are the various countries of the Union moving towards the real estate market? To better understand the situation as a whole, we have selected the top ten nations that have distinguished themselves in this area. We will understand how the market has evolved and, of course, how it is currently evolving.
In tenth place we find the Czech Republic. The percentage of income invested in this nation is 8%. A level still worthy of mention, if we consider that, in recent times this nation has been significantly revalued by investors.
In ninth place, hear hear, we find Germany. Well yes. The German power fails to position itself in the top five. Perhaps due to the too-expensive property prices, or perhaps due to a lack of interest in the nation as a whole. The situation is however clear. There has been no such interest since 2008 to the present that has allowed this country to dominate the scene.
Eighth place occupied by the Italian boot. Bella Italia reaches 9.22%. Perhaps due to the undisputed beauty that it hosts, for its history or for a crisis that has significantly lowered prices (except in the big cities). The fact is that this country has managed to bypass Germany (at least in the real estate sector). A real estate spread that has subverted the situation!
Immediately after Italy, we identify the refined France. Will artistic heritage perhaps stimulate buyers so much? The result is quite clear. Investors far prefer this country compared to the previous two, despite political-institutional upheavals but also in terms of security (think of the numerous attacks that have unfortunately struck the nation.
We jump from sixth to fourth, respectively occupied by Belgium (10.05%) Holland (10.18%) Finland (10.68%). We then arrive on the podium. To the amazement of many readers, in third place we find Cyprus. Strange but true, to overcome the cold and safe Finland, land famous for the pursuit of perfection in all economic sectors, a warm and not so avant-garde nation. Cyprus in fact ranks with 11.02 percentage points in the top three.
Second place occupied by Luxembourg. From such a small but well organized state, we could only expect such a high score. A center full of great opportunities, defined as the navel of Europe, we believe that this position is more than deserved, regardless of the numbers. Perceived security and job opportunities have made their way into the hearts of investors, who have also decided to invest in the capital, regardless of expense.
And in the first place? Norway stands at the top of our ranking. The income invested in this country is 11.37%. A nation that guarantees security, order and a formidable quality of life. Prices vary from center to periphery, but in principle, we prefer to spend more, but have the property on a property in a place that can satisfy many expectations.
And you, in which country do you want to invest?
