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| property sales in spain what´s the deal? |
 More and more people are seeing traditional investments in Pension Plans, PEPs, stock investments, saving accounts etc, which continue to fall in value almost day-by-day. The search for opportunities that can give a satisfying return on investment has become THE number one priority.
There are literally thousands of properties on the market - with the help of HOMES & FINCAS in Ayamonte on the Costa de la Luz, Spain we have put together the best opportunities for you - helping you to piece together the puzzle. |
| buying properties off plan or resale properties in spain |
 The investors have discovered that by buying properties OFF PLAN in Spain and then reselling once the property has been built substantial profits can be made. Generally, it's cheaper to buy a property before it's built, even if you intend to use it as a place of residence, holiday home or for letting.
It's even possible to sell prior to having to pay for all of the costs involved. If you are lucky enough to be able to do this you can make substantial savings in costs and taxes.
In order to maximise investment potential many people decide to buy direct THEIR PROPERTIES from the developers' plans in Spain. |
| HOMES & FINCAS,Ayamonte, Costa de la Luz |
 We have a number of property for sale opportunities currently for sale on carefully selected developments on the Costa de la Luz in Isla Canela, Costa Esuri, Islantilla, El Rompido and Nuevo Portil. ALL can be purchased during or prior to construction. |
| Buying a property in Spain as an Investment and Buying a property in Spain as a Holiday Home or Permanent Place of Residence. Here we provide a big range of apartments, villas, townhouses either resale properties or new properties in the area between Ayamonte and Huelva in Costa Esuri (the largest project in Andalusia), Isla Canela, Islantilla, Nuevo Portil, Cartaya, Gibraleon, El Rompido etc. |
| Buyers have a wide range of Spanish properties for sale to suit each individual needs by size, location and budget. If you wish homes can be situated near to all amenities, beaches or golf courses and have either private gardens, communal gardens and swimming pool on site specially in Costa Esuri, Isla Canela, Islantilla and Nuevo Portil |
| It is nearly guaranteed sunshine on the spanish Costa de la Luz which makes it an ideal holiday destination not only for sun seekers but also for sports fanatics, golfers, walkers and all those who love to be outdoors. |
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| Three major Spanish banks have predicted annual house price inflation of 12 %in the first year following the launch of property investment Self Invested Pension Plans (Sipps). Major Spanish financial advisors and property experts are already preparing for a wave of new UK property investment after the Sipps April launch. |
| "Our research with pension providers indicates that Sipps holders will be happy with a return below that being forecast by the Spanish banks. Spain is able to combine economic security and unlimited tourism lettings potential for the Sipps homes with a better than average investment return," spokesman for property investment group Sipps In Spain Alberto Linares has told. |
| The most recent property investment forecast, provided by Bank Caixa Catalunya, reports that the underlying Spanish economy "remains sturdy" and that market activity remains strong. The prediction of 16 % house price inflation through to the end of the year and 12 or 13 % over the course of 2006 tallies with that given by banks CAM and Caja Murcia. |
| Strong economic growth and an expansion in trade following membership of the European Union in 1986 made the country's economy the tenth largest in the world in 2002. Life expectancy, public transportation, sanitation, infrastructure, and health care are first-rate, although the GDP per capita remains at 87% of that of the four leading European economies . |
| With Spain continuing to throw up more property for sale every year than France, Germany and the UK combined however, it seems fairly certain that demand over the long term will not be keeping pace with supply to sustain the levels of price inflation seen in recent years. |
| With this in mind, Spanish housing minister Maria Antonia Trujillo has claimed that her department's policies are successfully, and slowly, taking the edge of the property investment boom to ensure there is no sharp bump later on. The Spanish government is committed to building more social housing and stimulating the rental market to slow price inflation. |
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| Spanish real estate feels good and the property prices don't show any sign of tiredness, almost doubling in the last 6-7 years. With prices per sq.meter shortening the distance to the average level of the richer European Union countries, many in Spain ask if this boom is about to end shortly. For now and in mid-term most factors, such as mild Spanish climate, demographic situation, low interest rates and growing economic and investor immigration, all play in favor of additional market appreciation of the properties. |
| For years Spain has become focus for many European senior citizens looking for cheaper place to live their golden age, European analogue to Florida for the United States. During the years the prices in the country has grown substantially, gradually shortening the distance to the average price levels in the richer European countries such as France and Germany. This spring the average properties in Spain costs around EUR 1,700/sq.meter, which is almost twice the price in 1997--98. So far this trend didn't influence negatively the market, which welcomed almost 100,000 new foreign buyers, predominantly from other EU countries, in any of the last 2 years. Almost half of them came from the British Islands, another third from Germany. French retirees also showed interest to buy in their southwestern neighbor. |
| Another reason, keeping red hot the Spanish property for sale, is the demographic situation in Spain with the average age constantly going up. In a situation when the bank saving isn't rewarding and the stock exchange speculations are risky, the only relatively safe and worthwhile investment is in the real estate. With the two main European economies (Germany and France) remaining near the point of freezing, it isn't likely that the interest rates will go up soon, thus making the properties investment look relatively the best option in mid-term. In their lifetime most people in Spain haven't seen interest rates so low (4% now instead of 16% some 20 years ago) and they want to profit from this fact. The strong Spanish mentality of having own property, even a small one, also contributes to the rise of demand. |
| Growing international immigration, both economic and investors', is also playing an important role on the property market. Only no more than 10% of properties in Spain are offered to lease. The young people in Spain can wait for a certain period, usually extending well into their 30's in order to have their own residence living till then with their parents. The newly coming residents have no such options given the limited rental offerings. They enter the market of old properties or newly built properties for sale and contribute to the general market boom. |
| And last but not least- within the next couple of years our Eastern European Neighbours will participate in buying properties in Spain. And Spanish properties in the sun are very limited in Europe |
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