Esmeralda Blog

Avoid making costly blunders and delaying your family vacation by consulting the right professionals when buying a holiday home. If you’re entering the foreign property market for the first time, you want to make sure you’re free from common oversights and have considered every detail necessary to make the process as smooth as possible.

Are you looking for a house in Calpe? Grupo Esmeralda invites you to an Open House on 13th and 14th of may. You will be able to find out about our Bungalows in the urbanisation “Puerta del Sol” in Calpe, some beautiful houses that you will fall in love with.

The word ‘abroad’ can refer to any location on a spinning globe outside your home country. For you, buying property abroad during retirement can be an adventurous undertaking, rekindling a desire to travel and witness the world with fresh eyes. It’s easy to daydream about living in a remote village on the far side of the earth, but realistically you have to pay attention to practicalities.

The world offers property buyers a myriad of awe-inspiring destinations from inland mountain valleys, to picture-perfect beaches to remote desert plateaus. Coupled with the Pound’s strong buying power, the variety of climates, flora and fauna and cultural offerings of potential locations makes it hard to select which type of real estate is worth owning.

While some can’t wait to experience the radical life change that comes with retirement, others remain apprehensive. For most, it means exiting the rat race and enjoying a lifestyle dictated by their desires, not their work-life demands. It’s a time to ignite forgotten pastimes, try new hobbies, rekindle old friendships and explore parts of the world on your bucket list.

Everyone who has a paying job earns money, but not everyone knows how to transform their monthly paycheck into tangible wealth. Your wealth creation is dependent on your mindset, appetite for risk and patience barometer. In sport, there’s a cliché that goes, “no pain, no gain”. Similarly, with wealth creation, you could say, “no risks, no returns”.

Your budget and needs dictate the type of international property investment you make. Do you want a property that’s a rental dream, or something that ticks your personal boxes? Do you envisage your property purely as a money-making business or are you looking for something like a holiday home that serves a dual purpose? Answer these questions honestly, and you’ll know whether your investment choice should be guided by your head or heart

You imagine your real estate agency as a booming enterprise that’s fast at closing leads, has worldwide appeal, a diverse client base and the potential to become a flourishing empire.

In our interconnected world, trends come and go in the blink of an eye. If you're a sharp business owner, you'll ditch novel tendencies for those with stable growth and incorporate them into your ever-evolving business strategy.

You’ve spotted an incredible foreign property online that aligns with your current financial goals, and you’d like to make a purchase. It’s a large asset that will increase your nest egg, make a wonderful holiday destination for you and your family and perhaps one day, be a place of leisurely retirement.