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Spanish Property For Sale.
Buenos Dias, and we hope you and your families are in ‘buena salud.’
Well at last, something positive to write about, the Spanish Government has begun the slow process of a return to what some are calling the new normal. We will watch with fingers crossed, hoping it goes well.
After so much has been written and broadcast across all media platforms, we hope to look forward as opposed to repeating the narrative. Now, we want to begin to provide some information to those people who are looking to move forward and re-kindle the dream of owning a property in Spain.
Your Place in Spain offers Spanish Property for Sale on the Costa Blanca, Murcia/Costa Calida & the Costa del Sol. We work with a process that (should our customers require) includes a free of charge, pre-visit chat with an independent solicitor located in Spain. We strongly advise this, and believe it is vital buyers gain an understanding of the obligations of a homeowner in Spain, once the purchase has completed.
Apartments, townhouses & villas are all available in the locations of our portfolio. As well as location information, we plan to advise on current availability of property in the those locations.
Should your search be ongoing or about to begin, for any information required please send us an e-mail using the details on our Contact Us page here.
Read moreInformation highlighting the ‘stabilising of the property sector’ from the Bank Of Spain has been released, stating that property sales to foreigners are performing especially well, also with recent statistics released by the Ministry of public works showing that prices are beginning to mellow out, with only a 0.5% decrease between the last quarter of 2013 and the first quarter of 2014.
The Spanish property market is still one of Europe’s cheapest options for purchase, ahead of France & Italy. It would appear the project, ‘Paramount theme park’, is beginning to gather momentum. It was stated last week that Central government had got involved with fundraising for the project and requested 17million euro to get the project underway from the European Foundation for Regional Development.
With the airport at Covera ready and waiting to become operational, it appears that both projects need each other and this request for funding may not have necessarily been made if the two projects were not being looked upon favourably by those that will be involved in the final decision making process.
The start of the project seems to have been on the agenda for years, but if the sound bites are correct it could be a lot closer than in previous years, the projection of attracting 3 million visitors a year and creating circa 23,000 jobs is contributing to the bigger picture that Spain continues to recover in the construction sector faster than any of its European counterparts, the demand is back Any consideration for buying in the Murcia & Costa Blanca regions now, based upon this information, could be a good move!
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