Playa Flamenca 1 Bed Apartment For Rent
Large villas beachside
in Playa Flamenca are highly sought after and it is
because they rarely come onto the market. When they do
and they are at least 3-bedrooms then they can command
top value as the buyers will know that they will rise in
value. There is only so much space to build on the
beachside at Playa Flamenca so buying this type of
property would be a sound investment.
You need to do some general market research when looking
to buy a villa at Playa Flamenca. Have a look at the
number of similar properties that are on the market. If
you follow the market you will see how long it takes for
this type of villa to sell. If it takes a while then
these properties may not be the sound investment. Always
look for the more desirable properties if your budget
allows. Buying something that is always readily
available on the resale books will present a problem for
you later on should you also decide to sell.
Some of the most common forms of properties available at
Playa Flamenca are duplexes. These types of properties
are very affordable and are commonly purchased by people
either with lower budgets or second home buyers. This
does not mean that they are poor quality. Far from it,
duplex houses can be very comfortable and made into a
lovely home on the Costa Blanca.
Plummeting dollar makes US the place to buy property
The US is in and Spain is out as a falling dollar encourages buyers to look across the Atlantic for bargains at a time when the Spanish government is tightening planning rules. A plummeting greenback may be bad for companies with dollar earnings but it is good news for property investors. US dollar transactions are now the third most popular currency transactions undertaken by Currencies Direct which provides foreign currency services for investors.
Statistics for the firm can indicate current property hotspots for Brits buying abroad because the majority of its transactions are made by UK residents emigrating or purchasing property abroad.
It reports transactions to the US have jumped from fifth to third space in just one month, after the dollar fell to a 14-year low against sterling, with only Spain and France ahead.
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