For the majority of expatriates living in the capital, paired with their professional activities. Therefore, the vast majority of foreign visitors prefer to rent accommodation near their work, reports RB.ru. As a rule, it is the center of Moscow, yet it is here are the embassies and offices of international corporations. Another important criterion when choosing a home, realtors called developed infrastructure. It is true that under this understanding is not restaurants and theaters, and supermarkets, fitness centers and laundries. As a source told head lease of premises at Blackwood Victoria Opole, the center of the foreigners prefer no children, because they view home within walking distance of the metro. But those visitors who have children, primarily oriented to schools and kindergartens located in a convenient and environmentally safe areas. An important criterion is itself an educational institution. Also, expatriates often settle within the city. Such behavior realtors explain features of mentality. As you know, in the heart of the Europeans and Americans are used only to work, and they live mainly in townhouses or detached houses in landscaped surroundings. With regard to national criteria, the Japanese mostly choose housing in accordance with the teachings of feng shui, as they prefer new houses and secure entrances. Koreans consider only new buildings, and Europeans are choosing clean apartment in the center, with a fresh renovation and new furniture. In general, experts note that foreign workers is not peculiar ostentation, especially important to them comfort and safety. Meanwhile, as reported by «Penny Lane Realty», about 67% of real estate in Moscow is leased by foreigners. And most expats rent an apartment with 3-4 bedrooms for a price starting at $ 7 thousand per month. However, visitors can afford to rent expensive housing. Thus, according to a study «Expat Explorer», conducted by HSBC, revealed that the richest expatriates can boast of Russia, where more than a third of them (36%) earn more than $ 250 million a year.
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