Best Cities and Countries for Real Estate Investment in Europe
00:00 Intro (Aspects to Consider when Investing in Real Estate in Europe)
02:25 Valencia, Spain
03:28 Ireland (Dublin, Cork)
04:51 Porto, Portugal
06:00 Chisinau, Moldova
07:16 Kiev, Ukraine
08:34 Tbilisi, Georgia
09:28 Liverpool, UK
Moldova Footage (Creative Commons): POPTravel https://youtu.be/nH_oHUIOe6E
Start your immigration strategy today:
Book a consultation call: https://calendly.com/traveleconomics/60min
Contact me: https://checkinprice.com/contact/
Check our other videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCINdDQXISgr7KtvmhWJqOBA/videos
Music: https://bit.ly/3v6GIfA
Aspects we will consider for this video
Rental yield
City (country) population net growth
Influx of tourists and short term visitors (Airbnb)
Property appreciation
Low taxes
Friendly laws for foreign investors
Valencia, Spain
Valencia is one of the best cities to invest in real estate currently in Europe, it ticks almost all the boxes for what I would consider as a good city to invest in the property market.
First of all its population has grown since the 90’s, although not by much. But a positive influx of residents is always a good thing for the real estate market.
Then, Valencia is also a pretty popular destination in Southern Europe, so you can also capitalize from short term rentals on platforms like Airbnb or Booking.com.
On top of that, Spain has several residence permit categories for non-EU citizens like the non-lucrative visa or the Spanish Golden Visa, which by the way has also a specific category for real estate investment.
Ireland (Dublin, Cork)
The last few years have been extremely positive for the economy of Ireland, and that includes the local property market.
Ireland benefited from its low taxes to attract some of the largest global internet conglomerates to establish their European HQ in the country.
On top of that, Ireland also benefited from Brexit, attracting other companies and qualified workforce to this small Western European nation. Especially those that depend more on business with the EU after the UK left the block
Porto, Portugal
Porto is another city that has great potential for real estate investments. Apart from that, the city also has a higher than average quality of life for Western European standards.
Porto has everything one should expect from a great place to invest in real estate. It is a large city with a significant transit of business people. Apart from that, it has an important University in the European academic scene. Finally, Porto is one of the most sought tourist destinations in Portugal.
Prices per square meter in Porto are also significantly lower than in Portugal’s capital, Lisbon.
You can expect a rental yield of slightly more than 5% in Porto.
Chisinau, Moldova
Chisinau Moldova is probably not the most obvious place you can expect to see in any list of the best countries or cities to invest in property. In fact Moldova is often ranked as the poorest nation in Europe.
However, Chisinau is actually a great place to invest in property. Rental yields in the capital of Moldova range from 6% to 10% a year.
The reason for that is that rental yields in Chisinau are very high for European standards.
Capital gains taxes in Moldova are also pretty low, and so is the overall price per square meter of properties in the capital and in the whole of Moldova.
Kiev, Ukraine
Kiev, Ukraine is one of the most underrated places in Europe, not only in terms of investments, but also as a liveable city and even as a tourist destination.
Considering the size and its infrastructure, Kiev is one of the most liveable cities in Central and Eastern Europe if we also take into account the cost of living as a determining factor to choose a city.
Rental yields in Kiev are high, hovering around 10% per year in many cases.
Prices per square meter in the Ukrainian capital are among the lowest among all European capitals.
Another significant advantage of Ukraine is that if you want to reside in the country and acquire permanent residency.
Tbilisi, Georgia
The capital of Georgia, Tbilisi has been growing steadily as a business and tourism center in the Caucasus region.
Georgia is known for its pro business laws and easy to obtain resident permits.
So you can come to Georgia, start your real estate investment and easily get a residence permit to run your operation in the country.
Gross rental yields vary greatly in the Georgian capital, but they can easily range from 6% to 10%. If you do short term rentals on platforms like Airbnb, the rental yield can be even higher.
Liverpool, UK
Liverpool is probably the best city to invest in real estate in the UK if you are aiming to earn high yields from rental properties.
The population in Liverpool has been growing steadily for more than a decade, following the same trend as in all major cities in the UK.
The city is home to the University of Liverpool, one of the most traditional ones in the UK.
00:00 Intro (Aspects to Consider when Investing in Real Estate in Europe)
02:25 Valencia, Spain
03:28 Ireland (Dublin, Cork)
04:51 Porto, Portugal
06:00 Chisinau, Moldova
07:16 Kiev, Ukraine
08:34 Tbilisi, Georgia
09:28 Liverpool, UK
Moldova Footage (Creative Commons): POPTravel https://youtu.be/nH_oHUIOe6E
Start your immigration strategy today:
Book a consultation call: https://calendly.com/traveleconomics/60min
Contact me: https://checkinprice.com/contact/
Check our other videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCINdDQXISgr7KtvmhWJqOBA/videos
Music: https://bit.ly/3v6GIfA
Aspects we will consider for this video
Rental yield
City (country) population net growth
Influx of tourists and short term visitors (Airbnb)
Property appreciation
Low taxes
Friendly laws for foreign investors
Valencia, Spain
Valencia is one of the best cities to invest in real estate currently in Europe, it ticks almost all the boxes for what I would consider as a good city to invest in the property market.
First of all its population has grown since the 90’s, although not by much. But a positive influx of residents is always a good thing for the real estate market.
Then, Valencia is also a pretty popular destination in Southern Europe, so you can also capitalize from short term rentals on platforms like Airbnb or Booking.com.
On top of that, Spain has several residence permit categories for non-EU citizens like the non-lucrative visa or the Spanish Golden Visa, which by the way has also a specific category for real estate investment.
Ireland (Dublin, Cork)
The last few years have been extremely positive for the economy of Ireland, and that includes the local property market.
Ireland benefited from its low taxes to attract some of the largest global internet conglomerates to establish their European HQ in the country.
On top of that, Ireland also benefited from Brexit, attracting other companies and qualified workforce to this small Western European nation. Especially those that depend more on business with the EU after the UK left the block
Porto, Portugal
Porto is another city that has great potential for real estate investments. Apart from that, the city also has a higher than average quality of life for Western European standards.
Porto has everything one should expect from a great place to invest in real estate. It is a large city with a significant transit of business people. Apart from that, it has an important University in the European academic scene. Finally, Porto is one of the most sought tourist destinations in Portugal.
Prices per square meter in Porto are also significantly lower than in Portugal’s capital, Lisbon.
You can expect a rental yield of slightly more than 5% in Porto.
Chisinau, Moldova
Chisinau Moldova is probably not the most obvious place you can expect to see in any list of the best countries or cities to invest in property. In fact Moldova is often ranked as the poorest nation in Europe.
However, Chisinau is actually a great place to invest in property. Rental yields in the capital of Moldova range from 6% to 10% a year.
The reason for that is that rental yields in Chisinau are very high for European standards.
Capital gains taxes in Moldova are also pretty low, and so is the overall price per square meter of properties in the capital and in the whole of Moldova.
Kiev, Ukraine
Kiev, Ukraine is one of the most underrated places in Europe, not only in terms of investments, but also as a liveable city and even as a tourist destination.
Considering the size and its infrastructure, Kiev is one of the most liveable cities in Central and Eastern Europe if we also take into account the cost of living as a determining factor to choose a city.
Rental yields in Kiev are high, hovering around 10% per year in many cases.
Prices per square meter in the Ukrainian capital are among the lowest among all European capitals.
Another significant advantage of Ukraine is that if you want to reside in the country and acquire permanent residency.
Tbilisi, Georgia
The capital of Georgia, Tbilisi has been growing steadily as a business and tourism center in the Caucasus region.
Georgia is known for its pro business laws and easy to obtain resident permits.
So you can come to Georgia, start your real estate investment and easily get a residence permit to run your operation in the country.
Gross rental yields vary greatly in the Georgian capital, but they can easily range from 6% to 10%. If you do short term rentals on platforms like Airbnb, the rental yield can be even higher.
Liverpool, UK
Liverpool is probably the best city to invest in real estate in the UK if you are aiming to earn high yields from rental properties.
The population in Liverpool has been growing steadily for more than a decade, following the same trend as in all major cities in the UK.
The city is home to the University of Liverpool, one of the most traditional ones in the UK.
- Category
- Ukraine
Commenting disabled.