European real estate is a tempting prize for the Russian business elite, which shows genuine interest in it
As for a country like Germany, buying real estate there will also be cheaper. Moreover, given the enormous industrial potential of this country, one can be certain that money invested in an apartment somewhere in Berlin will not be lost even if things go very badly in the European Union and it dies.
Thus, for example, a one-bedroom apartment in Berlin with an area of 40 square meters, located in the Khozenshtauzen district, costs a mere pittance by Moscow standards – 33,000 euros. This amount is quite affordable for many Russians who have even a moderately large business.
For more wealthy Russians, apartments on the French Riviera in Nice are suitable. Proximity to the sea and excellent French vineyards have determined a much higher price for French apartments compared to German ones. Although, of course, it is not only about the resort area of the Côte d'Azur. The area of an apartment with a sea view in the Mont Boron district is 83 square meters. This gem costs no less than 630,000 euros. For an honest businessman whose income comes from installing and replacing metal doors, such an apartment would clearly be out of reach.
Buying real estate in the European Union will be beneficial in any case, even if this particular case is just the Czech Republic, where for a relatively small amount, just 170,000 euros, you can buy a cozy house in Prague with outbuildings of 88 square meters.
Thus, wealthy Russians have great prospects not only in terms of preserving accumulated money, but also the opportunity to settle permanently in one of the countries of the European community.
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