If you have the money to buy a house in Beijing, why not buy a villa or immigrate to Europe?

Choosing to buy a house in Europe: because of immigration status

Compared with buying a house in Beijing, buying a house in Europe has an absolute advantage-immigration status. Even if Portugal and Greece only provide temporary residence, they can apply for permanent residence after five years if their immigration policies are stable enough.

Buying a house in Europe can get a temporary European account (not a passport, only a green card), but buying a house in Beijing can't get a Beijing account, and Beijing buyers can only envy it.

Choosing to buy a house in Europe: because of children's education

Immigration status can enjoy the state's public free compulsory education, or enjoy university education resources as a springboard for studying in Britain and the United States.

Immigrants considering their children's education, whether they want their children to receive international education as soon as possible or are dissatisfied with the form of domestic education, may be better to buy a house in Europe than in Beijing. At least under the existing college entrance examination policy in Beijing, buying a house in Beijing has little contribution to children's education.

Choose to buy a house in Europe: because of the appreciation space of real estate.

In addition to immigration status, people who choose to buy a house in Europe are also holding a "bargain-hunting" mentality. According to statistics, in 20 1 1 year, the real estate price in Portugal decreased by 15%, but the high-end real estate and holiday real estate only decreased by 2%-3%. By the end of last year, Portuguese real estate began to show signs of recovery, and prices showed an upward trend.

People who choose to buy a house in Europe "bet" on the recovery of the European housing market. In addition to immigration status, they also want to get a certain return on investment by buying a house.

Choose to buy a house in Europe: because of the permanent title deed

One of the most striking contrasts between European real estate and Beijing real estate is property rights. China stipulates that the property right period of civil houses is 70 years, but most European countries do not.