Thank you very much Gracias. Danke. Grazie. Cheers. Dhanyabad. All different ways of saying thank you, the last one will come in handy if you ever visit the beautiful country of Nepal. We regularly get Thank You cards and emails sent into the office from clients we’ve helped buy or sell a property. We recently […]
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4 ways to protect yourself from the ups and downs of exchange rates You don’t need to be an expert to know that exchange rates have been a bit volatile recently – Coronavirus and Brexit are just two of the reasons things have been a little unsettled. But the good news is there are some […]
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The Rollercoaster Emotions of Buying a Home The process of buying a home is one of the most emotional journeys you’ll ever take. Other big purchases such as a new car or an expensive wedding and honeymoon can also wreak havoc on your emotions – but none is likely to surpass the rollercoaster of emotions […]
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Top 10 tips to help you when looking for a property in Spain. Orgiva, Lanjaron & Lecrin Valley 1 – Understand what legal means. This is very important when buying a property in Spain. As there are different types of legal property? You could be looking at a Nave, which means that it’s only an […]
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Buying a Home that Fits Your Lifestyle in Spain Finding the right home and one that truly fits your lifestyle is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. It should fit with your lifestyle and have the right floor plan and style that you’ll love for years to come. Size is important when considering […]
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This weeks currency exchange news Last week contained no less than 30 central bank meetings and certainly ended with some surprises. The largest was probably from the Bank of England as they raised the base rate to .25%, having shunned the opportunity last month The continuing rise in inflation appears to have unsettled central banks, […]
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What has been happening in the property market locally across Orgiva, Lanjaron, The Alpujarra and Lecrin Valley? We will have a look at the facts and figures across the local markets and then we can look at some interesting numbers affecting this. Then we can take a look forward to what the rest of the […]
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Last week was dominated by the strength of the US dollar, which took sterling down to nearly three cents off September’s highest level, with the euro also giving up a similar amount. Flows into the dollar were encouraged by the rise in yields on US treasuries and its safe-haven appeal as equity markets came under […]
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