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GBP: Sterling edged higher against many counterparts in a buoyant market for risky assets last week but rallied notably against an underperforming single currency in the latter half. The move follows Eurostat revisions to earlier announced figures suggesting that Europe’s economy slipped into a technical recession in the first quarter. In fact, the Pound to …
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When strolling through the streets of Spain, one cannot help but notice a distinct feature adorning the windows of countless houses – the persianas. These sturdy, often colorful, exterior blinds have become an integral part of Spanish architecture, shaping the country’s unique window culture. While people from Northern Europe may find this practice peculiar, the …
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Selling your house in Spain can be a challenging and stressful experience. As a homeowner, you want to ensure that your property sells quickly and for the best possible price. That’s why it’s essential to work with a real estate agent who provides regular marketing reviews throughout the selling process. So, what exactly are marketing …
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One of the most stunning regions in Spain is the Granada province, located in the southern part of the country. In this blog, we will explore why Granada province is a great place to live and invest in real estate. The Granada province is located in the Andalusia region of Spain, and it is surrounded …
The Alpujarra region of Spain, located in the southern province of Granada, is a hidden gem that is waiting to be discovered. With its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and unique cultural traditions, the Alpujarra offers a wealth of experiences for visitors. Here are some of the top things to do in the Alpujarra region …
Did you know that when buying or selling a property in Spain, it’s important to ensure that the cadastral measurements match the Registro measurements? Let me explain the differences between these two entities. The cadastre is a division of the Ministry of Finance that keeps track of real estate and properties located in Spain. Their …
If you are considering buying Spanish real estate, you want to make sure that the property you’re interested in is free from any legal or financial issues. This is where the Nota Simple comes into play and is a vital document to be available before any agent even starts marketing a property. It is a …
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Andalucía Day: Celebrating the Cultural and Historical Richness of Southern Spain Andalucía Day, also known as Día de Andalucía, is an important holiday celebrated in the southern region of Spain every year on February 28th. The day marks the anniversary of the approval of the Andalucían Statute of Autonomy in 1980, which granted the region …
One of the key requirements is the need for a Certificado Energético (CEE), which is a certificate that rates the energy efficiency of a property. The Certificado Energético was first introduced by the passing of the Real Decreto 235/2013, which was enacted in compliance with European Union Directive 2010/31/UE. This directive aims to promote energy …
This week’s Currency news – Let’s take a quick look at what is happening in the international markets this week and how that might affect the local property market. GBP: Sterling was a middling performer among major currencies last week as recent economic data suggests that the Bank of England may become slightly less aggressive when …