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Christmas and the new year are coming. It is time to think about the future and, why not, indulge yourself. If you have been thinking for a long time about buying a home or want to surprise someone you love, this is a perfect time. You'll find here a small selection of homes for less than 100,000 euros that you'll be able to find in Spainhouses.
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Families grow, needs change, and housing preferences evolve, much more under current circumstances. When that time comes, we may wonder between renovating or move to a new home. The decision is complicated, and it will always depend on personal circumstances and the real estate market.
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Buying a home is one of the most significant investments we face in life, and even more when the preferences are large cities or tourist areas. And, although it may be complicated, it is possible to find homes for 200,000 euros.
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In Spain, the municipal capital gains tax (CGT) is one of the largest sources of financing for city councils. But it is also a concern for home sellers, as it sometimes involves a considerable outlay. This tax levy the increase in value of the property from the time of acquisition to the sale.
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In difficult times, the real estate market gets usually considered a safe-haven asset because it represents a less volatile investment than others. However, more and more people are considering buying a home to rent as an alternative to traditional forms of investing, seeking an attractive return both in the short and long term.
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Negotiating the selling price of a home is always a complex process with pros and cons for either party. Usually, we think the seller has a better position; however, that's not always the case. The buyer can get a good deal if he knows how to play his cards.
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Selling and buying a home at the same time requires good planning and some extra effort. However, there are advantages too, like saving time and better terms to facing the payment of the new home.
Being patient is essential to approach this type of situation. We also recommend not rushing into decisions and following some steps that will guide the way.
Since the 2008 crisis, the reactivation of the real estate market has been partially due to the foreign demand. A Caixabank report reveals that in just ten years (2008-2018), home purchases in Spain by people of other nationalities tripled.
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Buying a home on a seller's market is not an easy task. When the demand for property is greater than the housing stock, the competition between buyers is enormous, and we'd better have our eyes wide open if we don't want to miss any opportunity.
In these situations, sellers have a wider margin of negotiation, so it is possible that, in addition, prices get higher. For this reason, it is known as the "seller's market": because the market is more favourable to them.
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It is the dream city of the Costa del Sol, the one that exudes more elegance and luxury. But it doesn't mean that it is unattainable; you can also find dream homes at a lower price than you imagine. To prove it, we have chosen ten flats in Marbella for less than 200,000 euros.
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