Real estate agents

Buying property in Spain can be one of the most exciting decisions you make, but it also comes with challenges.

You switch on the television at home, open the Netflix app and choose from the countless reality shows centred around luxury property sales. Chances are, you've come across Million Dollar Beach House, one of the platform’s most popular shows globally.

The Kretz family, known for their Netflix reality show L'Agence, has arrived in Spain to shake up the luxury real estate market. Louis Kretz, son of the founding couple, has relocated to Barcelona with his wife, Adriana, to establish the company’s first branch in the country.

Real estate professionals are increasingly needed to mediate operations. According to data from the Federation of Associations of Real Estate Companies (FADEI), the Spanish real estate sector employers' association, real estate agencies already mediate seven out of ten home purchase and rental operations in Spain. According to the association, the benefits of having the services of a professional in the sector are clear: a real estate agency can sell a home 30% quicker and, can reduce viewings by 80% for rental properties.

Do you want to sell a house in Spain on your own without using an estate agent to save on fees?

Do you want to become an estate agent in Spain? Do you need qualifications to be an estate agent in Spain? Do you need a licence to be an estate agent in Spain? We have the answers.

Spain has registered 11 months of consecutive real estate appreciation, with each month surpassing in strength the previous one, showing no signs of abating. As published in previous articles, after the Covid pandemic officially ‘ended’, buyers threw themselves en masse to buy property in Spain.

Spain has been the place chosen by the US real estate platform Pacaso to expand its business model of co-ownership of luxury homes in Europe, already implemented in California and Florida.

Whether you're dreaming of buying a villa on the Costa del Sol, a sleek city apartment or escaping to the Spanish countryside, finding the right property in Spain is sure to be at the top of your priority list.

Spain attracts people from all over the world and for a range of reasons: studying, retiring in the sun or moving for work, to name a few.

The economic and real estate scenario that has been caused by the coronavirus pandemic in Spain is seemingly worsening as the weeks go by  according to experts.

The unexpected crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain and across the world has put the brakes on the real estate recovery that began in 2014. In the coming quarters the housing market faces a drop in sales, mortgage signing, prices and investment operations.

From Monday 4th May, real estate agencies have been able to open their premises subject to prior appointment and give personalised attention to clients in Spain, as was established in phase 0 of the measures to lift the coronavirus confinement.

The real estate business is taking a bit from the health and economic crisis that is affecting the whole world.

Buying the house of your dreams or selling your property is possibly one of the most important financial ventures of your life. At the moment there are several problems that arise not only because of lack of experience, but also because there are bureaucratic and sometimes complex processes.

Whether you’re moving to Spain and looking to buy or rent property, or you wish to sell your house in Spain, the process can be stressful and exhausting, especially if you don’t know the language very well and all the legal jargon that surrounds the real estate industry.

In many home sales the price does not match the appraised value. When a property is overvalued, it can be both beneficial and problematic for the buyer.

More than 2,000 discounted houses have arrived on the market.

If you want to sell your house for personal gain and it is joint-owned with your partner, the consent of both spouses is required.

From Home Staging to PropTech and Gentrification to MLS, many new concepts are emerging in day to day speech with the rapid ascent of the Spanish real estate sector, lots of them being English loanwords. In order to make real estate information more accessible to society at large, the Alfa Inmobili

When you decide to sell your house, it’s normal to have doubts about how the real estate agency that you’ve entrusted with the sale will manage your home.

With the upward trend in property prices, buyers want to find their dream home without going overbudget. As such, the key is to get the seller to lower the price of the house.

Selling your house is a big moment, so follow these simple steps to make sure you’re doing it right: 1. Prepare the documentation: Before selling, it’s advisable to gather together all the important documents related to the property.

When looking for a house abroad, the market can be a bit confusing.

It’s absolutely vital when you’re doing a visit to any potential property to keep these things in mind: 1.