Dublin has been ranked as the second worst capital city to buy property in Europe.
The Irish capital came second for the most expensive house prices as costs continue to rise by almost 9% year-on-year, according to a new study. The research by Your Overseas Home looked at properties advertised online within the €300-330k bracket of each European capital city.
At the top of the list was Stockholm, followed by Dublin, and London ranked third on the list. A number of factors were considered during the research including the price of the property, alongside the size, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, distance to the city centre and even the amenities that the property comes with - like saunas and swimming pools.
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The experts used this information to place each country into a unique ranking system, revealing what nearly €350,000 could realistically get you in Europe’s capital cities. The study found that you could get a one-bedroom apartment with 41 square metres of space, one bathroom and a terrace, without a garden or parking space for that amount.
Here is a full list of the top ten most expensive European capital cities to buy property in:
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