Rich European citizens Hijrah to London

Eurozone financial crisis and political frenzy has driven up property prices in London, England. The wealthy citizens of Greece and Spain, including those who pushed up property prices as hirjah to London and leave the country. A number of wealthy residents looking for a house in Greece over the price of Rp 20 billion, one of them through real estate agents Savills in London. "The reason is simple arrival of Greek citizens. Greek was a mess, no new jobs can be obtained, and the country now led by the people messed up," said Dinos Joannou (65), an ethnic Cyprus working in the Athenian Grocery, London. Kalamaras restaurant in London for example, is now more intense in the presence of Greek citizens. Many of those who migrated to London since 2007. Liam Bailey, property agent Knight Frank says the company, the euro zone crisis had a positive impact on the property sector in London, which has experienced an increase in the price. Data owned by Savills shows property buyers also come from Portugal, Spain, who also hit the economic crisis. This adds to the demand that had previously been driven by demand from the wealthy citizens of Russia, the Middle East and Far East. The arrival of Greek citizens are also encouraged a sense of insecurity in their home country. There are fears of kidnappings of wealthy citizens. After the elections last May 6, 2012, there are billions of euros that come out of Greece because of fears of citizens to survive in the country.