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Our real estate partners and people living in US have generously shared their experiences and expertise about buying real estate and renting homes overseas in US. Plus, they've contributed tips for living in their local areas.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
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
12 Tips for Living in New York, , US
New York is a love it or hate it city. I love it for so many reasons - the grittiness, the green spaces, the people. New York has something for everyone. If you're moving to NYC, this is a great starting point for expats. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Patillas, Puerto Rico, US
An expat talks about what it's like living in Patillas, Puerto Rico. The beaches are beautiful, there are wonderful bakeries and lots of Dominicans and Americans who have moved down from New York. Local food is great, but ethnic food (i.e. Chinese) is much better in San Juan. Continue Reading
11 Tips for Living in Washington DC
Expats in Washington D.C. have access to a number of well known private and public international schools, an extensive Metro system, embassies, year round cultural activities and events, museums, restaurants and a diverse population of people from all over the world. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Easton, Maryland, US
With a populations of over 16,500, Easton, Maryland is a beautiful town on the eastern shore of Maryland. It's about 1.5 hours from Washington DC and Baltimore. Easton is a great place for expats who like to live near the water, yet enjoy being in close proximity to major cities. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in St. Michaels, Maryland, US
St. Michaels is about 1.5 hours from Washington DC. If you're looking for a small town on the Chesapeake, St. Michaels might be the right place for you. With a population of just over 1,000, it's a lot smaller than neighboring Easton (pop. 16,500). South Talbot Street is the town's main street and is filled with quaint shops, art galleries and great restaurants. People move to St. Michaels to be near the water, away from the traffic and congestion of the greater DC and Baltimore area. Continue Reading
11 Things to Know Before Moving to Annapolis, Maryland
With its bustling downtown and beautiful waterfront dotted with yachts, sailboats and marinas, Annapolis, Maryland is a great city for expats who are working in the D.C./Baltimore area. Here are 10 things to know before moving to Annapolis, Maryland. Continue Reading
