Where better to invest?

According to the annual "Report of the wealth of" Knight Frank consulting company, Paris, New York and Tokyo in the number of "places of power" are not included.

In some metropolitan areas, it makes sense to buy residential and commercial real estate since 2017? Knight Frank has selected seven locations, the most attractive in the long term, according to criteria such as education, lifestyle, infrastructure, technology and real estate. The main thing that unites these towns - the rapid growth of technology companies: this factor is inevitably reflected in the interest of investors in the housing and commercial and business centers, and ultimately on the quality of life tamoshnem.

Amsterdam (Netherlands)

Even in 2015, Amsterdam became one of the five most innovative cities in the world, according to a study CITIE. Among the major players in the local high-tech - Uber European headquarters, Netfflix and Tesla. And also the first Dutch "Unicorn" (company capitalization of more than $ 1 billion) - the payment startup Ayden, which serves customers Facebook, Spotify, AirBnB the same Uber and Tesla. In addition, Amsterdam is traditionally among the most pleasant cities to live in and has a developed transport infrastructure - in particular, through the Schiphol airport you can get to anywhere in Europe.

Miami (United States)

The most famous city in the state of Florida is usually associated with sunny beaches, tourists, retirees and residences of the rich. However, here are making serious efforts to restart the process. In 2014, here, for example, moved to Microsoft Innovation Center. With the advent of Art Basel Maiami in a multitude of new neighborhoods with restaurants and galleries, and after them, pulled up and qualitatively new inhabitants. Open major new shopping centers - such as Megamall Brickel City Centre. On top of all, the business school and the Faculty of Law of the University of Miami are taking a higher position in the rankings.

Bangalore (India)

The Indian capital of high-tech start-ups and multinational corporations grows: it has opened Uber headquarters, Airbus and Visa. Local "unicorns" living in Bangalore, the report Crafted Flipkart, InMobil and MuSigma. In addition, the city has a lot of high-quality research centers, such as Indian Institute of Science, and other government organizations.

Berlin (Germany)

Every year in Berlin opened a 40,000 start-ups, and the cost of living at the same time - one of the lowest in Germany. Only in 2014, moved here more than 174,000 people, of which more than half from abroad. The city's economy shows one of the best results in the country due to the growth of the service sector and tourism.

Mexico City (Mexico)

Through the development of the automotive industry, telecommunications, logistics and retail capital of Mexico continues to attract significant foreign direct investment. The growth of the middle class creates a request for the regeneration of the urban environment, the construction of modern shopping and business centers. office real estate market has grown by 200% since 2000 - in Mexico City there was a 170 new buildings. Now the city is investing in the reconstruction of the airport, to the beginning of 2020h to increase its capacity to 50 million passengers and 550,000 flights a year - compared with 120 million and 1 million in 2015.

Austin (USA)

Texas capital already called Silicon Hills (Silicon Hills), by analogy with Silicon Valley. In recent years, Austin's economy with state dominance has become a technological leader. Here was a place everyone - from giants such as Apple, Cisco Sistems, Dell, HP, Facebok and Google to venture projects in the seed stage. The University of Texas and the surrounding universities attract the town educated young people, so that Austin's population increases by 150 people daily.

Melbourne (Australia)

It is expected that by 2036, Melbourne's population will exceed the population of Sydney, Australia's largest city (4, 5 million people as of 2011). If it now Melbourne is ranked first in the ranking of Economist Intellegence Unit as the city in which you want to live. Melbourne market in terms of office real estate is already superior to Sydney, the number of employees in the central business district for the last 10 years has increased by 24%. In addition to that, the Melbourne authorities started a 30-year project for the renovation of 450 hectares in the port area, to turn it into a new business cluster.