total amount spent by the Russians in 2009 to buy a home abroad, amounted to 11,3 billion dollars. This is stated in the review of the department of foreign real estate agency real estate DOKI.
According to the agency, the most popular countries among Russian buyers of residential property in 2009 year were Bulgaria, Spain, Turkey, the United States and Israel, reports Lenta.ru.
The share of Bulgarian residential property in the past year fell 21% calls from customers DOKI. Average transaction amount of housing in Bulgaria is 42 thousand euro.
buy an apartment or house in Spain, like 17% of buyers. Average transaction amount for the year decreased by 62% - up to 178 thousand euros. The share of Turkish housing accounted for 12% of requests (the average transaction amount - 108 thousand euros), the real estate in the U.S. - 10% (the cost of housing - from 50 thousand dollars). Israeli Real Estate took the fifth place in rating of customer preferences (9% of requests, the average deal size - 167 thousand dollars).
Next in popularity followed: Italy (5,8%), Czech Republic - (4,9%), Germany - 4,6%), Croatia and Montenegro (by 3,6%), Cyprus (3,4% ), France (3,1%), UAE (2.8%), United Kingdom (1.8%) and Finland (0.8%).
According to the company "MIEL-Distant Property Management", rating the popularity of the foreign housing among Russians also heads the real estate in Bulgaria. The second highest number of requests was Turkey, the third position divided Spain and Ukraine. Then settled Germany, France, Austria, Cyprus, UAE, Israel.
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