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    With non-stop flights made available from many of the cities in the UK, Spain has for many years been one of the top destinations for Britons. The public over the years is known for scanning travel magazines and online sites for a permanent home or holiday in a warm and sunny climate. Consequently, for people who have been in the process of making plans over the years, their dreams did not come to an end on 24 June 2016, it just means long-term futures will look a little bit different. Britain awoke to the realities of Brexit which was followed by the triggering of article 50, and then news about withdrawing from the European Union, with a date set for March 2019. For those with plans to live abroad in the EU, along with some expatriates who have already moved, this has caused a lot of apprehension. It marked the end to freedom of movement, which was always provided for within the European Union Directive by facilitating easy accessibility to reside and move within all of ...

        There is little doubt that it makes good investment sense to buy real estate. Owning property is a great way to generate a continuous stream of income. Furthermore, real estate routinely appreciates in value with the passage of time, something everyone can get behind. Perhaps you will use real estate as one of the pillars of your overall wealth building strategy. Of course, it is important to be fully prepared before entering the realm of real estate investing. In contrast to other types of investments, real estate requires real expenditures in terms of the initial purchase, property taxes, maintenance and more in order for it to be an income generator going forward. It is also worth noting that there could be lulls in the income stream if a property lacks tenants for a given period. Here’s an excellent guide to help show you the steps; Simple Ways to Invest in Real Estate Cash Really Is King It is common for investment gurus to caution investors against usin...

    This resort based in Tenerife is among the more energetic, fun-filled and vibrant in Spain, and is filled with exciting attractions and family activities. There is a host of sights to enjoy on this stunning coastline, which includes a bustling harbour, outstanding shopping opportunities, nearby golf courses, nature reserves and a vibrant nightlife. If you are planning a holiday to Los Cristianos you may have questions that you would like to ask. This may include the better time to go, things to do and see along with where you should stay. Well, we have the answers to all these questions. Read over our comprehensive travel guide to give you a bit of inspiration for your trip and start the planning phases of your next holiday to this beautiful Canary Island resort.   When To Travel Los Cristianos is located on the south-western coast of the Canary Island. The close proximity of this island to the West-Coast of Africa means it takes full advantage of year-round heat and ...

  Los Gigantes translates into “The Giants”, and references the cliffs that tower most of the skyline in the south west of Tenerife. It is also perhaps the main attraction of this town. Many people view the west of Tenerife, along with Los Gigantes, as the compromise between areas of the north and the south. While it is not as energetic and vibrant when compared to the south, it is also not such a “culture shock”, like the north is. Over the last few years, Los Gigantes has become a more popular tourist resort on this island. The way this town has grown has made it difficult for tourists to tell the difference between Los Gigantes and close by Puerto Santiago. Visitors usually move between these 2 towns as each comes with its own advantages. Los Gigantes may not be known for idyllic beaches, yet it caters far more to the English speaking tourists, due to the increasing number of British expatriates. If you prefer visiting beaches when on holiday, you may want to visit Playa de la ...

  Many people consider the idea of moving abroad to be a distant fantasy. The increasing spread of modern technology and convenient transportation make it much easier than you think to slow your life down and move it permanently to sunnier climes. The Canary Islands is a very attractive target for both a happy retirement and a more pleasant working life. There are seven main islands to choose from, offering you an impressive array of new environments. If you're considering a permanent move to the Canaries and make it your home, your decision needs to reflect careful thought on some key factors: Local news sites offer a variety of info to get things rolling. Businesses Operating In The Canaries The Canary Islands are especially attractive for businesses looking to move abroad thanks to their highly favourable tax policies. The looming uncertainties of Brexit have only made this sort of migration more attractive. These are some of the most significant incentives for businesses: ...

  Although most realtors in the US have access to Multi Listing Services (MLS), those outside the US don't and must find alternative ways of marketing their business or services to find potential clients independently. Getting your business the necessary exposure it needs locally is vital and there is no better way than actively promoting it via Citations . These are listings on quality business directories that contain all the important information about your business and gives readers the information they need when searching for businesses like yours. In this article, I'll be using one of my clients as an example with all their listings so that you can see exactly what they should look like.   Map Listings on Search Engines Top of the list is making sure you create business listings on both Google and Bing. Once you fill out all the details requested, you'll be asked to verify the business is yours and is at the address you stated in the listing. Make sure you fil...

  Many people find it hard deciding where the best location is for their dream Tenerife home. If it’s going to be a permanent move then choosing the right location is vital. It’s very easy to get this wrong. Maybe the area is too noisy, too far from the beach, or even far too close to the beach and commercial activity. Tenerife resorts are designed to appeal to both holidaymakers and residents of the island so you’ll need to consider everything wisely. Below is a quick overview of some of the questions you need to be asking yourself before you see any Tenerife estate agent to help you with your property purchase. 1. Is The Property Close To The ‘Strip’? In most of the large popular Spanish resorts, you’ll find something called the ‘Strip’. It’s an area which is normally pedestrianized lined with several bars, cafes, and restaurants to entertain both locals and holidaymakers. Other commercial activity like shops also form part of the mix and can usually be found very close...

  The growing number of expats arriving in Spain not only boosts the tourism sector, but also benefits the property market. 61,000 homes, mostly in the islands and coastal provinces, were purchased by foreigners in 2017 alone. From data obtained by the Spanish Registry, of the properties that were sold last year, 13.11% were acquired by expats predominantly from Britain, France, and Germany. In terms of pure numbers, foreign property purchases were reaching record breaking figures with more than 61,000 deals closed last year, accounting for just more than 13% of the total number of property transactions. Despite being lower than the percentage for 2016 when it reached 13.25%, the number of transactions was higher compared to the 54,000 registered for that year. The Property Statistics Registry affirmed the fact that not only did foreign demand constitute a significant recovery in the Spanish property market as one of the main focuses of demand during the country’s property and f...