To assist those impacted by the flooding and torrential rains caused by the recent storm in Valencia, idealista has enabled an option for advertisers with rooms or homes near the affected areas to temporarily offer them to those most affected by this natural disaster.
If you have rooms available or an empty property and would like to make it available to those hardest hit in Valencia, call 917 014 030. We will help you list your property on idealista and address any questions you may have.
You can also check the templates for both options below:
- Download a template for a temporary room rental contract
- Download a template for a temporary housing rental contract
These document templates provided by idealista do not, under any circumstances, constitute legal advice. idealista disclaims any liability arising from their use.
FAQ about home or car insurance after Spain's recent devastating storm
The Insurance Industry Association (UNESPA) has compiled a document addressing frequently asked questions in the wake of the devastating storm that has impacted the southeast of Spain and is now moving northwards towards Catalonia as it exits the country. UNESPA has highlighted that in the province of Valencia – the area most severely affected by the floods – the insured rate stands at 77.4%.
Notaries in Valencia launch free service to assist those affected by the recent flooding
The Notarial College of Valencia has launched a free assistance service for all those affected by the recent storm, referred to as "DANA" in Spanish, in the province of Valencia.
The Dutch buy the most new-build homes on the Costa del Sol
The residential market on the Costa del Sol (Málaga) is one of the most attractive to international buyers, thanks to its location, mild climate and great food. As a result, the number of foreigners buying property in the area has increased significantly in recent years, particularly the Dutch, who, according to Engel & Völkers, are the foreigners buying the most new-builds as second homes on the Málaga coast.
20 properties with negotiable prices in Spain
In these challenging times, with the rising cost of living affecting households and Christmas just around the corner, every penny matters—especially when it comes to purchasing a home. If you're looking for affordable properties in Spain, a smart way to save money is by focusing on listings where price negotiation is explicitly encouraged. Even if the seller has set an asking price, you can still present a counter-offer that aligns more closely with your budget.
idealista acquires Kyero
idealista, the leading real estate marketplace in Spain, Portugal, and Italy, has signed an agreement to acquire Kyero, a prominent real estate website for international buyers looking for homes in Spain, France, Italy, and Portugal. The total acquisition amount has not been disclosed, in accordance with the decision of the management boards of both companies.
How to register a property with the Spanish land registry
Registering a property with the land registry (registro de propiedad in Spanish) is a fundamental step to consider when purchasing a property. Although this process is voluntary, it provides the owner with additional legal protections and rights over their property.
