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  • The most impressive and unknown places in Spain: What should investors pay attention to

    Investors who search for the best places to buy property in Spain are spoiled for choice. For decades, local cities, towns, and coastal resorts have been a favourite recreation base and second home for citizens of other countries. Some areas are better than others for rental profit while others promise high capital growth. Homebuyers come to Spain...

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  • Family reunifications in Spain

    If you have a Spanish residence permit or citizenship, you’re can get family reunification. You can bring your relatives to Spain, get a residence permit for them and find them a job. In this article, we’ll look at the basic requirements, documents, and other legal issues when a foreigner applies for family reunification in Spain...

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  • High-rise residential complexes Renazca and Skyline awoke the appetite of investors for Tetouan (Madrid)

    The Tetouan district is one of the most densely populated districts of Madrid, second in population density after Chamberi. It became known for its flamboyance and strong spirit of multiculturalism. According to the «Living Loving Tetuán» report by CBRE Spain, there are more than 300 people for every hectare of living space in Tetuán. In total,...

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  • Spain's first municipal

    The City Council of Lugo has presented the building renovation project in O Carme, the heart of the Camino Primitivo district in Santiago de Compostela, with the aim of turning it into Spain's first "creative coliving" municipal project. This project should mark Lugo as one of the best places for creative development, providing with an opportunity...

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  • Spain's logistics real property sector could attract €2 billion in investment in 2022

    In 2022, the Spanish logistics real property sector will maintain the good pattern of economic development set last year. In particular, experts from the real property consulting agency Knight Frank expect that the sector should receive about €2 billion of investments this year for its further development. The growing integration of Spain into the...

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  • Fotocasa: Currently 50% more new houses are being bought than at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic

    According to the analysis report "Perfil del comprador de obra nueva" (transl. "Profile of a new property buyer"), prepared by the real property portal Fotocasa, it became known that in the last 12 months, there were three buyers of a new-builts for every 10 buyers of residential property in Spain. In view of this, the question arose why interest...

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  • The Canary Islands are back in real estate developers’ sights with 2,800 new off-plan buildings

    Restrictions on labor movement, high construction costs, and a global lockdown have left their mark on the real estate market in the Canary Islands. They, as well as other Spanish coastal regions, suffered from declining sales during COVID-19. Slowly, the situation is returning to pre-pandemic levels. Property developers are starting to take on...

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  • How can a foreigner sell their apartment in Spain remotely?

    You need to consider some things when selling your Spanish real estate like how to evaluate the property, pay taxes, and make the sale process as short as possible. In the age of advanced information technology, you can sell real estate in Spain remotely. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the major stages of selling Spanish housing from...

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  • Offers not to be missed: 5 apartments in Asturias for 11,500 €

    You can dream for a long time and for free, but when a person has the opportunity to realize his dream, he should not hesitate. Anyone can become the owner of one of the apartments in Asturias for a minimum price. The future buyer can renovate and redevelop 2- and 3-room apartments. The most pleasant is their prices, which range from €11,500 to...

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  • Real estate from the Bank of Spain with a discount of up to 41%

    Housing prices continue to rise, and Euribor’s 12-month rate increase, which was positive for the first time since February 2016, does not help those who are going to apply for a mortgage. According to the latest research by Tinsa IMIE General and Large Markets, the value of real estate increased by 0.4%, bringing the figure to 6.4%. Due to this...

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