Taxes are one of the topics that raise the most questions in the real estate sector, for both buyers and sellers. It is essential to understand the different types of taxes when carrying out any property transaction, as they must be paid by one party or the other.
Bright sunshine, sparkling water and the incomparable lightness of Mediterranean life – for many people, owning a house in the Mediterranean is a lifelong dream. Whether you’re planning to retire by the sea, purchase a Mediterranean holiday home for family getaways, or invest in a growing Mediterranean real estate market, it’s essential to understand the unique aspects of buying property along these legendary coasts.
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Engel & Völkers has announced the promotion of Juan-Galo Macià as President of South America to further establish the company as the leading luxury real estate broker in the Hispanic world. Macià takes over this role in addition to his position as CEO of the company`s brokerage business in Spain, Portugal, and Andorra. Under Macia`s leadership the Iberian market experienced remarkable growth and developed as a strong strategic region for the German real estate company. “We are highly committed to further growth in this market and to expand our presence in South America,” says Jawed Barna, CEO of the Engel & Völkers Group. In his new additional role Macià will lead the activities in South America - including those countries already operating under the Engel & Völkers brand.
Spain, located in southern Europe, is one of the preferred countries for many Europeans for tourism, thanks to its climate and culture. Additionally, it is also chosen by many investors to increase their capital through real estate or even to live permanently. Others, in fact, decide that it is the ideal place to spend their retirement.
For the second year in a row, Engel & Völkers Spain has been recognized by Forbes as one of the 100 best companies to work for in Spain. A reconnaissance that returns to situating our company among the organizations that stand out for putting people at the center of its strategy and corporate culture.
When someone leaves their country of origin to start over somewhere new, every step matters. Finding a job, adapting to new customs, learning how to get around, and in the midst of all that, finding a home. Something that is not just a formality: it’s an act of putting down roots, of hope, and of building a future.
Buying a home is an important decision that requires time and careful thought. It’s essential to pay attention to the details, not just the aesthetics, in order to make a smart and lasting investment.
Understanding the Spanish real estate market and the trends that define the current year is essential for making informed decisions regarding housing. Whether you’re a real estate agent or considering buying or selling, this article is for you.
In recent years, buying property in rural settings has gone from being a niche choice to becoming a strategic alternative for those seeking luxury, quality of life, privacy, and long-term real estate value. The rise of remote work, the interest in a more sustainable lifestyle, and the gradual appreciation of the rural market—along with luxury properties in these settings—have driven a profound shift in buying preferences among both individuals and investors.
Many people consider buying a property, but when making the decision, a common question arises: what is better, buying to live in or buying to rent out? Each option offers different benefits.
Winter has become the favorite season for many, as it is the only time of the year to enjoy stunning snowy landscapes and engage in activities like skiing or snowboarding.
Buying and selling a home is one of the biggest long-term commitments a person can make in his or her life. However, it is important to bear in mind that, in addition to the price of the property, there are also a number of additional taxes and additional expenses that must be paid in this process
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