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When discussing Rio de Janeiro, people normally think about it as a place to travel. Going on that spectacular vacation, perhaps hoping to never come home again to their boring flats and apartments. But what about that person who basically does decide to never come home? How do the natives get by here? Beach front real estate apartment penthouses in Ipanema and Copacabana aren't necessarily going to be low-priced for everyone and certainly not hotels. So while we're on the subject of affordability, perhaps you should think of accommodations for sale in a place like Niteroi.

Niteroi is a city just outside of Rio, but actually is quite obtainable. While still being a excellent place, with some beaches of its own, the big advantage to living in Niteroi is the fact that the cost of living is much lower than identical places in Rio de Janeiro. So it is definitely an alternative worth taking into consideration if you are planning a permanent move to Brazil. Though, while it isn't a tourist location that is sprawling with hotels fit for people who want to take a holiday, it does offer a broad selection of cheap apartments, flats and other rentals. Making Niteroi a viable alternative for a long term stay or real estate for sale.

While cost is definitely an advantage, there is unquestionably a negative aspect, that being ease of access. People who have rentals in Niteroi have a commute to struggle with, since the city is located across the bay from Rio de Janeiro. During rush hour, the bridge can be a nightmare. Thankfully, there is another alternative. There is a ferryboat that goes between the cities making for a far shorter trip. In 15 minutes you can be in downtown Rio. This makes penthouse accommodations in Niteroi a far more viable choice.

Real estate options are also a consideration, though there are probably better spots in Rio to invest your money than Niteroi. While it is located in a great, livable place, Niteroi just isn't experiencing the economic surge of hotels and shopping malls that can be found in other areas such as Barra da Tijuca. Though it can be reiterated that it is still a nice reasonably priced place to live. It won't automatically be the life that you would experience in Copacabana and Ipanema, but you could certainly visit those areas on the weekend.

So that's it. It's a place to live that people in all probability don't give much thought about, but possibly they should. Anyone that is looking to transfer to Brazil and has to work within a expense plan should undoubtedly give some thought to what Niteroi real estate offers.