8 Cheapest Places to Buy a House in Europe | Affordable Real Estate Gems

Ready to embark on a journey to find your dream home in Europe without breaking the bank? Join us as we uncover the 8 most budget-friendly places to buy a house in Europe. From the shores of Portugal to the historic towns of Romania, we've curated a list of affordable real estate destinations that offer both value and charm.

🏡 Explore these affordable European housing markets:

8. Turkey: Discover the vibrant culture and affordability in this diverse country.
7. Portugal: Embrace coastal living and find affordable homes by the stunning Atlantic.
6. Serbia: Uncover a hidden gem in Eastern Europe that offers great value for homeownership.
5. Albania: Experience the Mediterranean allure and affordable real estate opportunities.
4. Estonia: Explore the Baltic beauty and affordable living in this tech-savvy nation.
3. Romania: Find tranquility and history at an affordable cost in this enchanting country.
2. Latvia: Immerse yourself in Baltic culture and affordable housing markets.
1. Bulgaria: Indulge in affordable Mediterranean charm and stunning landscapes.
Whether you're a seasoned investor, a first-time homebuyer, or simply looking for a change of scenery, these European destinations offer unique opportunities to make your homeownership dreams a reality. Join us as we delve into the distinct features of each location, making your quest for affordable European homes a delightful journey. So watch the full video - 8 Cheapest Places to Buy a House in Europe | Affordable Real Estate Gems

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[Ian.]

Love Riga, Love Sofia. I am from Australia and have lived in both.

[migpinx]

In Portugal you can buy cheap stuff in some areas, but forget about schools, hospitals, and other basic services. Many of the cheap areas are also the ones exposed to forest fires. In the Summer, It's commonplace in Portuguese TV to see Dutch, English and German retirees crying to a reporter because their property burned to a crisp.

[jamesyancy]

No mention of Albania, I've been in Albania with my family for the last 4 and half years. it is safe, cheap and the Albanians love Americans,

[brabrubro]

as Bulgarian I want to thank you for shouting-out our country.But your information about the prices of the estates in Sofia is a bit old.Current range for appartment is 1500€ to 2500€ and even more if you want to be in a good neiborhood.Appartments in the center of the city or houses near Vitosha mountain are even more expencive. So my suggestion for everybody who is going to look for RE in Bulgaria is to check out Plovdiv or some of the cities near Black sea like Burgas and Varna.

[natalias]

Absolutely wonderful video. Thank you very much!

[longlostkryptonian]

I was in Tallin this summer and it’s everything stated and more!

[svart]

Turkey is incredibly beautiful country with mesmerizing natural beauties, remnants of great cultures, amazing kitchen, friendly people, stunning biodiversity and much more. However buying house is not so cheap as before. Inflation is high. Nonetheless it is a great country. You should see it. It is a magical place.

[TheLexiconKing]

excellent video in general, and especially for such a small channel. well done!

[ilsevanheerden]

great, informative video. I'm buying in Durres, Albania soon

[tanervardal]

Please delete Turkey, if you are aware of the prices, it is more expensive than UK now!

[marylydon]

What about Scilly, surprised it get not get a mention

[simonlam]

Absolutely incorrect for Turkey, no apartments for $350 or even $600-700 per square meters anywhere he mentioned. At least 3x higher prices.

[tanjamavric]

Surprised that Croatia is not on the list?

[pamjacobson]

It would be helpful to say prices of properties than sq meters.

[joesmith]

Closed caption without mispelled words!!😊

[unknown-user]

Turkey is not visa-free and not cheap. Cost of living is denominated in USD, the Lira is just a proxy. As the value of the Lira declines, prices proportionally increase and adjust to spot exchange rate. Pick up a menu in any restaurant and you’ll find prices aren’t in permanent ink.

[irinahawtin]

Macedonia 🇲🇰 Skopje, Ohrid, Bitola, Mavrovo, Krusevo

[joesmith]

U need to tell us about HEALTH CARE ??? retirees are old and not so healthy anymore 😢

[oleh]

Serbia 😂😂 really???
You might propose some village in russia in the same manner

[JohnJoannou-xqrq]

As a Greek Cypriot, I have now disliked your video, as saying land is cheaper in Northern Cyprus, is against everything I and a lot of others are firmly against. I strongly urge you to take off that part of this video, because the Northern Republic of Turkish Cyprus does not exist!