There are many reasons why you would want to pack your bags and move to another place in Europe to live. One could be for retirement reasons, or just a change of scenery, another could be you want to get a job and live in a different city for a while and then move on to the next repeating the process. Whichever category you fall in, we can safely assume that most people would need work to survive, with the real estate industry a solid earner. So, what are the best European cities to work in real estate, I hear you ask!
1. Real Estate in London
The top spot on the list has to go to London, England. The city always ranks high in the Cushman & Wakefield annual survey for telecommunications, availability of staff, access to markets, transportation both in and out of the city, and also for languages spoken. London is an extremely dynamic marketplace in the real estate industry.
2. Real Estate in Paris
Paris is a very cosmopolitan city like most others in Northern Europe. If London is formly in the top spot, then Paris, France, is just as solid in second place. With a similar market to London in terms of access to markets, transportation and telecommunications, Paris is a great place to find real estate jobs, even if you speak English, because many English people buy second homes in France or migrate to the country.
3. Real Estate in Frankfurt
Frankfurt in Germany is sometimes known as a ‘Mini-Manhattan’ and is a real estate hub for qualified staff, external transport, telecommunications and access to markets… and of course, it’s very efficient, just like all other German cities. Frankfurt is very affluent and the economic climate here is very strong.
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Following just behind Frankfurt in the list is Brussels, Amsterdam and Barcelona, which all in their own rights are fantastic cities to visit or live. The fact that all three have very solid real estate markets that attract English speaking buyers is a bonus for those seeking out real estate jobs in Europe.