Evasion abroad: new needs
As we have already stated in previous columns, Covid has changed the lives of all of us. It is not known whether positive or negative, but the alteration is indisputable. It emerged that in fact, during this period, especially that relating to the lockdown, the main need emerged, that of having to escape.
It does not matter whether the escape is to a green area of the same house, or even to another reality. Investor psychology is now based on a potential guarantee. That of being able to move freely from one's usual environment. For this reason, the data collected by the main national and international statistical institutes are not surprising. In fact, one in four owners in Europe would like to buy a second home. A market that is re-emerging therefore, to the detriment of all accommodation facilities, especially in areas with a tourist vocation.
But not in the same country. What is surprising is in fact the excessive extremization of the phenomenon. Many would in fact opt for a home abroad, demonstrating how the desire to eliminate any new potential forced closure.
But what one wonders is which are the most popular destinations for Europeans. For the British, the favorite destination remains Italy. The most varied and rich in history land has captured and still captures the British since the period of the Grand Tour. But among the top nine countries, in addition to Italy, which is especially popular for southern realities, we remember Canada. The nation, known for its serenity and sense of welcome, is the perfect place to be able to relocate or invest again.
The United States is positioned in third place, but it is not known how long this position in the standings can remain. In fact, the current Trump government has not created a few doubts on potential investors, especially for Asians, apparently unwelcome on American soil.
No less important in the process of selecting a second home abroad are the innovative and young Australia and the very green Ireland. If the first nations mentioned are linked and benefited by linguistic ease, the same cannot be said for Spain. Although this country has been hit hard by the emergency, it has not lost its charm. A point in favor that, in our opinion, would also place it at the top of the ranking, also considering the cultural closure of the country in terms of scarce linguistic flexibility.
Furthermore, let us not forget New Zealand but, in particular, the crucial role of France and Germany.
In fact, these two nations have not been affected by the pandemic blow, in terms of changes in real estate prices. While many countries, such as Spain, have opted for a price devaluation policy, the same strategy has not been applied in these cases. Indeed, property prices have even risen in some areas.
We do not know how the situation will evolve and if it will remain so. But until then, we invite you to follow our portal!
It does not matter whether the escape is to a green area of the same house, or even to another reality. Investor psychology is now based on a potential guarantee. That of being able to move freely from one's usual environment. For this reason, the data collected by the main national and international statistical institutes are not surprising. In fact, one in four owners in Europe would like to buy a second home. A market that is re-emerging therefore, to the detriment of all accommodation facilities, especially in areas with a tourist vocation.
But not in the same country. What is surprising is in fact the excessive extremization of the phenomenon. Many would in fact opt for a home abroad, demonstrating how the desire to eliminate any new potential forced closure.
But what one wonders is which are the most popular destinations for Europeans. For the British, the favorite destination remains Italy. The most varied and rich in history land has captured and still captures the British since the period of the Grand Tour. But among the top nine countries, in addition to Italy, which is especially popular for southern realities, we remember Canada. The nation, known for its serenity and sense of welcome, is the perfect place to be able to relocate or invest again.
The United States is positioned in third place, but it is not known how long this position in the standings can remain. In fact, the current Trump government has not created a few doubts on potential investors, especially for Asians, apparently unwelcome on American soil.
No less important in the process of selecting a second home abroad are the innovative and young Australia and the very green Ireland. If the first nations mentioned are linked and benefited by linguistic ease, the same cannot be said for Spain. Although this country has been hit hard by the emergency, it has not lost its charm. A point in favor that, in our opinion, would also place it at the top of the ranking, also considering the cultural closure of the country in terms of scarce linguistic flexibility.
Furthermore, let us not forget New Zealand but, in particular, the crucial role of France and Germany.
In fact, these two nations have not been affected by the pandemic blow, in terms of changes in real estate prices. While many countries, such as Spain, have opted for a price devaluation policy, the same strategy has not been applied in these cases. Indeed, property prices have even risen in some areas.
We do not know how the situation will evolve and if it will remain so. But until then, we invite you to follow our portal!
