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Torrevieja, one of the most popular destinations on the Costa Blanca, continues to be a key focus for the Spanish real estate market. In recent years, this Alicante city has undergone sustained transformation reflected in both price growth and increased interest from national and international buyers. [...]
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Buying a home in Spain, especially if you are a foreigner, can seem like a complex process full of paperwork and legal procedures. However, having a good real estate agency can make everything easier, turning the experience into a smooth, safe, and efficient one. In this article, we explain what the buying process with a real estate agency in Spain includes, […]
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You have an apartment or bungalow in Torrevieja or Orihuela Costa and the eternal question arises: vacation rental or long-term lease? The quick answer is “vacation rental earns more.” The answer with real numbers is: it depends on your actual occupancy, management costs, and tolerance for regulations. Let’s do the full calculation.
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The Spanish real estate market continues to attract thousands of investors, especially foreigners, who see in areas like the Costa Blanca an ideal opportunity to generate stable income through rentals. But the big question for 2025 is: is buying to rent on the Costa Blanca still profitable? In this article, we give you a clear and updated overview...
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Spain has attracted numerous foreign investors and property owners thanks to its climate, quality of life, and growing real estate market. However, becoming a tax resident in Spain involves certain obligations and benefits that every owner should know before settling permanently in the country. Here, we explore what it means to be a tax resident in Spain and how it affects foreign property owners.
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The real estate market in Alicante has grown significantly due to high demand for modern and sustainable homes. Buying properties off-plan, which means purchasing a home before it’s built, is becoming popular for its competitive prices and customization options, though it also carries certain risks. To learn more, contacting a [...]
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The Costa Blanca is one of Spain's most popular destinations for purchasing a second home. Its Mediterranean climate, stunning beaches, and quality of life make it an ideal choice for those seeking a holiday refuge or a profitable real estate investment. Buying a second home in this region is a strategic decision that can bring both personal and financial benefits.
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The villa with a pool is the quintessential Mediterranean dream, and also the home with the most underestimated expenses. Whether you've just bought it, inherited it, or have been using it only a few weeks a year for years, it pays to put numbers on the table: knowing how much it costs to maintain a villa with a pool is the foundation for making decisions.
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If you own a bungalow in Torrevieja —in La Siesta, Los Balcones, El Chaparral, Aguas Nuevas, or any of its residential areas— you’ve probably wondered: should I sell now or wait? The short answer: demand for bungalows in the area remains among the strongest in the market, and it’s precisely during high demand periods that you sell to your advantage.
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The penthouse is the most popular and most mythologized home type on the market: for some it’s the ultimate prize; for others, an expensive oven with leaks. As almost always, the truth lies in the details. These are the real advantages and disadvantages of living in a penthouse, and the checks to make to choose one wisely. […]
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Two apartments in the same building, with the same square meters, can sell with a €30,000 difference. It’s no coincidence: a home’s price is made up of a set of specific factors, some adding value and others subtracting. Knowing the factors that affect your home’s price before selling lets you defend your asking price with arguments, and understand what’s worth improving before going to market.
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No one sells a house exactly as they live in it. Yet, most homes come to market without any preparation: with full closets, tired paint, and that faucet that’s been dripping for two years. The result is always the same: fewer visits, lower offers, and months of waiting. The good news is...
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