You know, real estate is constantly evolving. Social and political changes, such as Brexit, have influenced and still influence the real estate market. In a different way, of course. The market, therefore, alters and changes the habits and inclinations of the various subjects, potentially interested in buying a property. The target that does not tend to be changed by sudden changes, is undoubtedly the luxury.
For others, however, the changes are obvious. Today, we will analyse how real estate can be student friendly. We are not just talking about the millennials , which are now an integral part of real estate. We are talking about an even more specific category.
The question we are going to answer today, therefore, is: which are the main cities and nations in which it is worth investing in real estate, on the students’ side?
So, if you are ready, we can inaugurate our mini-guide: Real estate and university ! Signed Realigro of course !
Let’s start with the Irish capital. Considered a very good alternative to Britain, Dublin is a particularly popular destination for students. With Trinity College and University, it attracts many young students every year.
The price to live with a basic lease ? 700 euros. If you want to invest, you have to start from a base of 300,000 euros !
Let’s go upstairs to cold but cosy Sweden. With an average monthly fee of 600 euros, the Swedish capital is an excellent choice for those who want to specialize in technology. With a ‘cutting-edge training offer, it is the ideal place to move ‘as a student’. The price to invest instead, is 500 thousand euros for a two-room apartment!
The second Swedish city where you can reallocate in a very simple way, to meet a ‘good training, is Lund. With prices well below those of the capital city, Lund, is a truly unique city. It is home to the 96th richest university in the world, according to the Times. What can I say, a really attractive alternative to live in Sweden. The price for buying a property is 100,000 euros.
Even in Denmark, it is a very attractive country for university students.
For this reason, we identify two cities where a student could move to. The first, of course, is Copenhagen, which has one of the best business schools in the world. In Denmark, let us remember that fees are free and a student can be subsidised by the state. But only if he works at least 44 hours a month.
The prices ? About 700 euros per month and 350 thousand euros to buy a property.
Aarhus is the second largest city in Denmark. For the Times, it’s 115th place as a university. A ‘training offer focused mainly on management and economics. With a fee of 500 euros, you can rent a property.
So, dear students, ready to move in?
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