Spain has officially extended the Next Generation EU tax deductions and subsidies for home energy efficiency upgrades until 2026. Specifically, homeowners in Valencia can claim a deduction of up to 40% (€3.000) by reducing their heating and cooling demand by at least 7%. To qualify, an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)...
When choosing between a new-build and a resale property in Valencia, you have to decide whether to prioritise location or efficiency. Specifically, new builds tend to have superior energy ratings and require less maintenance. Conversely, resale properties tend to be in the most central and iconic locations. The tax landscape...
Buying a property in Valencia that needs renovating can save you up to 25% on the purchase price. However, it is important to budget accurately for labour and material costs in 2026. The cost of a full renovation (reforma integral) currently ranges between €800 and €1,200 per square metre. Specifically,...
Valencia is set to become a top-tier retirement destination by 2026. It offers a unique combination of world-class healthcare and a flat, walkable urban layout. Most retirees use the Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) to gain residency. The key to success is finding ‘future-proof’ housing with elevator access and proximity to hospitals...
In 2026, energy efficiency is no longer just an environmental choice; it is a financial necessity. Specifically, buyers are now paying a ‘green premium’ for homes with an A or B energy rating. These properties offer lower bills, a higher resale value and access to ‘green mortgages’. Conversely, older apartments...
As we head into 2026, the financial gap between renting and buying in Valencia has reached a tipping point. While rental prices continue to climb due to severe scarcity, mortgage interest rates are expected to stabilise at around 3.0%–3.5%. Consequently, the monthly mortgage payment for many properties is now significantly...
Do you dream of waking up to 300 days of sunshine every year? You aren’t alone. As we head into 2026, Valencia has firmly graduated from ‘hidden gem’ status to becoming one of the most desirable destinations in Europe. Consistently voted the number one city for expats, Valencia offers a...
Buyers in Valencia often encounter particular challenges. These include conflicts of interest, bidding wars and bureaucratic delays. Specifically, the lack of full market access is a major issue. A Real Estate Personal Shopper can solve these issues directly. We eliminate conflicts of interest, provide access to off-market listings, and oversee...
Legal due diligence is the most important step in the Spanish property-buying process. It is crucial not to rely solely on the notary, as they only formalise the sale. You need a personal shopper and a lawyer who specialises in property to investigate the property’s legal standing. This involves verifying...
Summary Valencia is an ideal European city for families. It offers exceptional schools, expansive parks and superb public transport. The key is to match your family’s lifestyle with the right neighbourhood. Pla del Remei has the best amenities, while Campanar and Paterna have top international schools. A personal shopper can...
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