An immigrant struggling to find an apartment for rent, two immigrants with the same difficulties, three immigrants, immigrants four, five, one hundred, a thousand…. and we can keep adding and adding and adding, and when we found a fixed number allow to know exactly how many immigrants have difficulty finding an apartment. Many new immigrants who have gone to Spain will have to continue counting. So it seems: the problem is going to be for long.

Anyway, if we stopped counting after today, the result would yield a very high number, therefore, before you down, stop a moment and think about one thing: if the Spanish mimes have trouble getting rental housing why foreigners who live with them in their country deserve to have it easier? The answer is so logical and simple. Do not be discouraged, but face the truth knowing things in advance will allow you to leverage the opportunities and know the risks for better results. To some extent, the problem of rent in the immigrant communities and emphasizes that about 75% of immigrants live in apartments that are not yours.

This is because, as expected, immigrants takes them a natural cycle of settlement to be able to purchase a home, which can occur after many years living on Spanish soil. Given these data, and adding the fact that immigrants are about 10% of the Spanish population and that about 40% of total rental housing in Spain are occupied by immigrants, it is evident that there is a niche real estate market you have to attend (despite the reluctance that the owners can be imposed). What those immigrants As a guideline for selection and housing types are accommodated, immigrants choose to lease or very small houses around 25 or 30 square meters or, conversely, larger homes than the average ie higher than 100 meters square, where they can install it to your family, or sublet the rooms. Nor is it easy for a foreigner to get exactly the house you want, because with so much demand for flats to rent on the part of Spanish citizens, immigrants are opting to go on the floors that they do not catch or discarded, ie those found in the periphery or that are in worse condition. The important thing is that when looking floor you esforceis immigrants necessary to deny these practices and to take a floor worthy of being inhabited. Where to find your rent to places to go in search of an apartment in an immigrant car are no different from those who come to be Spanish. Basically: friendship networks, real estate, Max Maxwell – Degree in Advertising and Communications at the Autonomous University of Barcelona Reporter specializes in classified advertising market.

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