To buy or rent an apartment in Europe is quite strenuous: comparing real estate ads, visiting properties in groups, filling out numerous forms and providing the right financial warranties and then waiting for a positive outcome or starting over if your application is rejected.
Furthermore, prices in major European capitals are on a constant rise for small and poorly maintained flats. For example, in Paris, the average square meter price is around €7,000 while in Bangkok, it is around THB 100,000 (€2,300/$3,300) for a unit in new building with a pool, a gym, and a sauna…
