Many dream of owning a home in Europe, to become a resort for themselves and their families when traveling or working. However, many people may refrain from fulfilling this dream due to the high prices, especially in major cities and famous cities.
But the good news is that there are beautiful European cities where real estate prices are still relatively cheap, and you know below about the cheapest cities to buy real estate in Europe, according to Live and Invest Overseas:

Abruzzo, Italy: Abruzzo, in central Italy, is one of the cities that has not yet met its right of attention, as its beauty is comparable to that of famous Italian cities, such as Tuscany and Umbria. The apartment, in a beautiful location overlooking the sea and the mountain, costs 1015 thousand dollars per square meter, and small village houses about 50 thousand dollars.
Istria, Croatia: The Istria peninsula in Croatia is characterized by beautiful beaches, vineyards, plains and Roman ruins, which are still cheap places to buy homes. And it costs 1313 dollars per square meter.
Valletta, Malta: The country of Malta consists of 3 islands that are considered one of the first world jewels in the Mediterranean basin. And you can own a house, which is one of the oldest cities in the world, at $ 1,320 per square meter.
West, Portugal: The city of the West, in the south of Portugal, is one of the most popular destinations in Europe in summer and winter. Its terrain is characterized by mountains and beaches overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. A home in the West can be purchased at an average cost of $ 1,345 per square meter.
Bucharest, Romania: One of the most beautiful and historic cities in the world, with its old cafes, museums and restaurants, which makes it one of the examples of European civil civilization. The average price per square meter in Bucharest is $ 1432.
Budva, Montenegro: You can own a house in Budva in Montenegro for 1,839 square meters. Budva is over 2,500 years old, overlooking the Adriatic Sea, and is characterized by its temperate atmosphere.
Athens, Greece: The continuing financial crisis in Greece has affected real estate prices and led to their decline. The cost per square meter in the Greek capital is about 2116 dollars.
Dublin, Ireland: As for the cost per square meter in Dublin II, which is considered one of the best investment locations in the city, $ 3975. The current period is an opportunity to buy real estate in Dublin before the Irish economy fully recovers.