Overseas property articles

According to new international surveys, a significant number of people in developed countries are seriously considering moving abroad in search of a better balance between cost and quality of life; The main question for many is no longer whether to move, but how to choose the right destination; We have translated Forbes material on this topic for you.

A tropical cocktail with ice under a palm tree or spicy mulled wine under a pine tree? Some heat–loving residents of northern latitudes prefer the first option and move closer to the equator for the winter - fortunately, after the pandemic, remote work has become the norm for many professions.

Russian speech in Limassol supermarkets is not uncommon at all; This is not surprising, because Cyprus has become one of the centers of Russian–speaking immigration; We are looking into who chooses the island to move to today, what about opening accounts for Russians, how much it will cost to buy and rent housing.

"Turkey has a warm sea even in November, hospitable people, just spit to get a residence permit, and everything is very cheap!", argued those who moved to resorts two, three or five years ago; However, if the first two points are still valid! – unpleasant metamorphoses have occurred with the second two; We are figuring out how much life in Turkey costs today.

We open any rating of the most affordable European countries for expats, and Bulgaria will certainly be in the top five; At the same time, those who have been coming to Bulgaria for a long time from year to year know that the cheapness that was before is no longer there; We figure out how much accommodation will cost today, and how soon joining the eurozone will affect prices.

European pensioners, and more recently, remote workers from around the world, know that spending several months or years in Egyptian resorts can be pleasant not only for the body, but also for the wallet; We figure out how much it costs to rent a house, rent a car, buy groceries and so on in Hurghada and Sharm el-Sheikh.

We continue the series of publications on the trend towards reducing energy consumption in Europe and ways to reduce the harm caused to the environment during the construction and operation of buildings; How to increase the energy efficiency of housing, as well as what are the features of "sustainable" houses, we will tell in the material.

Northern Cyprus continues to actively develop and build up; More and more foreigners overcome doubts related to the legal status of the republic and acquire real estate in this part of the island, including for relocation; There are enough arguments to settle in tourist Kyrenia or student Famagusta, one of them is the low cost of living compared to the Southern one Cyprus and many other coastal countries; How true this statement is, we will analyze in our material.

Moving abroad in order to settle for a long time does not look like a tourist visit to the country, as tasting a dish does not look like its everyday consumption; No matter how wonderful the overseas cuisine is, sometimes you want something simple, familiar, native; We decided to find out if it is possible to buy products familiar to immigrants from the former USSR abroad; Is our iconic buckwheat, for example, sold in Thailand, Montenegro and the UK, and how much does it cost? Will I have to give up cottage cheese, sour cream and kefir in Dubai? We will tell you about all this in the new material.

Georgia is one of the most affordable countries to buy real estate (despite the increase in the cost per square meter this year) – a small studio with a magical sea view in a modern residential complex under construction on the outskirts of Batumi can be purchased for $30,000– 40,000, but the opinion that absolutely everything is cheap in Georgia has long been untrue; about We will tell you how much it will cost to live in Georgia in our material.