Real Estate Advice
Our real estate partners and people living abroad have generously shared their experiences and expertise about buying real estate and renting homes overseas. Plus, they've contributed tips for living in their local areas.Tips for Buying Propery in Iloilo, Philippines
We live in Iloilo. Savannah is an established 60 acre development thats mostly considered high end. There is a LOT of development here and infrastructure being put in all around. Places like Westwoods, Atria and many others are also sought after. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Brussels, Belgium
A member in talks about life in Brussels. He explains that beautiful neighborhoods like Woluwe Saint Lambert, Woluwe Saint-Pierre, Kraainem and Ixelles are great and the price of housing is affordable. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
An expat in Kuala Lumpur talks about the cost of living there, international schools, visas, restaurants and much more. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Vilcabamba, Ecuador
A retiree provides an in-depth look at living in Vilcabamba, Ecuador - the cost of living, local expat clubs, crime, volunteer opportunities such as One World Vilcabamba, medical care and more. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Panama
The cost of living is cheap compared to other countries. Example we are in Chiriqui, Volcan. We were also living in Puerto Armuelles. The gas for cooking is around 7 dollars for a 5 gallon tank. It last about 2 months. The water is not metered and is about 5 a month in Puerto you use air conditioning so the electricity is higher 125 a month depending. But in Volcan its virtual springtime so you don't need air or heat. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Placencia, Belize
An expat in Ecuador talks about what it's like living in Placencia and what Placencia has to offer - the private school, Rotary club, Placencia Beach Club, nearby hospitals, the local airport and much more. With its low cost of living, property taxes of 15-35 USD per year, Placencia offers affordable living with lots of activities for expats. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Windhoek, Namibia
An expat talks about living in Windhoek, Namibia - where to meet people, the international school, healthcare and hospitals, cost of living and more. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Budapest, Hungary
An expat talks about what it's like living in Budapest including best international schools, Buda vs. Pest, healthcare in Budapest and much more. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
Sun, sand, scuba diving, affordability. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Almaty, Kazakhstan
An in-depth look at Almaty, Kazakhstan - international schools, hospitals, residency and visa requirements, recreational activities and more. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Tokyo, Japan
Foreigners move to Tokyo to experience the big, foreign city. In Tokyo, there is never a lack of things to do. It is always bustling and full of surprises. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Granada, Spain
An expat talks about what it's like living in Granada, Spain. There are a lot of international students and others in Granada, a low cost of living, reliable public transportation, great restaurants and much more. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Hopkins, Belize
Hopkins is a small village filled with friendly people and lots of beautiful children. The village is not in an area where cruise ships stop so it is never crowded. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Christiansted, , US
An expat living in Christiansted on St. Croix talks about costly trips to the grocery store, beautiful public beaches, fun casinos, the local hospital and more. Continue Reading
Tips for Renting Property in Fethiye, Turkey
Calis Beach, Koca Calis, Karagozler, Ovacik, Hisaronu, Uzumlu and Ciftlik. Continue Reading
Tips for Renting Property in Christiansted, , US
My personal favorites are Fredriksted Beach and Recovery Hill, but I am not sure those are especially popular expat havens. Most people who arrive go to Condo Row because there are many beach side rentals there. Those with seriously big bucks seem to gravitate toward the East End. Continue Reading