Incredible modern luxury villa for sale in Denia Spain. By Estate Agent in Javea Ref:PPS1299

Incredible modern luxury villa for sale in Denia Spain.
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This incredible property is a contender for "flag-ship" of innovative architecture, with an exceptional and breathtaking design.

When people talk about location, location this Grand Design Denia villa is situated right on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea on the Paseo Maritime, from here you can stroll along the sea front to numerous stunning restaurants.

This spectacular villa, resembles a sleek, elegant ship´s hull and actually portrays the illusion of having just cast anchor and you are about to embark on the short sail to the nearby island of Ibiza.

This refined and invigorating residence is surrounded by 1700 square metres of the most price less land, which we have flawlessly planned to give the impression of floating on water. The full glass frontage is all you would wish for in a property that is frontline. You will never tire of watching the varied activity on the playground that exists and will never change in your view of the horizon.

The property includes as promised every design feature that could be on your wish list.

Call us to arrange a viewing, A visit always says more than a thousand words..we have other similar projects our company offers direct from the constructors to you. Please feel free to call 0034 966472595 - UK 0870 3060165 or drop us an email info@paradisepropertysolutions.com today to discuss your personal requirements and your own bespoke designed project in Javea Moraira or surrounding Area.

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SPAIN STLL NUMBER ONE DREAM HOLIDAY DESTINATION IN THE EU

SPAIN STILL NUMBER ONE DREAM HOLIDAY DESTINATION IN THE EU

Regardless of high unemployment rate, which is 26%, Spain remains one of the favorite countries for a many oversea investors, that are looking for a holiday home in Europe.

According to the latest figures, Spain has been named as the best EU destination for investment, as it remains a dream location for several tourists.

Eurostat’s analysis found that 13 % of the count of European outbound  trips made 2011 was to Spain. With Italy and France on the second spot, with 9% each. These stats include only tourists who live in the Euro zone, and the actual variety of visitors from all over the world, is likely to be much higher.

Spain, apart from gaining most of the Western traffic, has also been identified as the preferred location among English, Italian, and Portuguese visitors. While visitors from France make up for 18 % of Spain’s EU-tourism market, English tourists count for 21 %, and Portuguese tourists were 39 %. These numbers create for an excellent reading for the Spaniards, considering the harsh periods they have faced over the years, due to the recession.

Tourists Turning into Investors 

Spain’s tourism industry is performing well even in periods of economic recession. Several visitors who visit the country are often fascinated by the low prices of some of the beautiful luxury properties. Many traders have been setting their attractions on the holiday and resort market, as the results are guaranteed to be big. Popular demand and low costs are pushing residents to sell off their properties, and investors are confident  to make the most of this opportunity.

Research suggests that many overseas investors have begun capitalizing on Spanish real estates assets. The country’s Ministry of Development released a report, which showed that foreign buyers increased their real estate investments by almost 14% during 2012. There have been 6,336 million Euros worth of real estate transactions completed on homes and apartments in the country during 2012, a surprising rise compared to the 5573 million Euros generated through property transactions in 2011.

Strong Market Performances may Aid Recovery

Market activity was quite powerful during the ultimate quarter of 2012. Overseas investors bought 47 % more Real Estates in Spain compared to the final quarter of 2011.  The Market is showing sign of recovery after a constant increase in property transaction for the past six quarters in a row.

Areas such as Alicante, Malaga, Madrid and the Balearic Islands have been gaining plenty of interest from overseas. However, places such as the Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol are offering some beautiful beach properties for incredible low prices. Investors who are interested in Estates by the beach are entering the market and purchasing property assets on the coast.

Even resorts and hotels close to the coast  are getting more inquiries about their accessibility, indicating that the tourism industry can contribute considerably towards the restoration of the Real Estate market

ENTREPRENEURS FROM AZERBAIJAN INVITED TO PURCHASE REAL ESTATES IN SPAIN

Azerbaijani entrepreneurs are being invited to purchase a building that held the famous Westin hotel in Valencia (Spain).

Azerbaijan Export and Investment Promotion Foundation (AZPROMO) said that famous banks and hotel networks put up their property for sale as offices or hotels, as well as being ready to lease their buildings in connection with a significant drop in property prices in Spain.

"'Currently, buying a property in Spain is quite profitable compared to the situation three or four years ago', the statement said."

According to the forecasts, Spain is expected to gradually overcome the crisis from 2014.

In this regard, AZPROMO invites Azerbaijani business people to consider the proposals to acquire the ownership or lease the property in Spain.

COSTA BLANCA IN TOP FIVE CHEAP HOLIDAY DESTINATIONS

Despite sterling taking a pounding against the euro this year, the cost of spending abroad has fallen dramatically at many destinations, according to the Post Office Holiday Costs Barometer.

It means meals out, drinks and self-catering groceries at many popular resorts will be significantly cheaper. The research shows prices in Spain have plummeted by up to 20 per cent since last year.

Portugal pipped Spain’s Costa del Sol to the top spot in the seventh annual travel money league thanks to its low costs of food and drink.

It was closely followed by the Costa Blanca, Spain, Bulgaria and Palma Nova in Mallorca in the top-five cheap holiday destinations.

The costs of 10 standard items - - coffee, beer, wine, cola, water, suncream, newspapers, insect repellant, cigarettes and a meal - are used to set the barometer.

The cost of a basket of goods in the Costa Blanca were £47.14.

The cheapest place in the top five resorts to buy a cup of coffee is the Costa Blanca at 75p.

The research shows prices have tumbled in the Costas, down around 20 per cent compared to last year.

Prices have been dropping in many European resorts because of the effects of the eurozone crisis as they vie for overseas custom to boost their ailing economies.
Andrew Brown, of Post Office Travel Money, said:

"The pound may be worth less in Europe than a year ago but fierce competition means that lower prices in several of the resorts we surveyed can easily offset the falling value of sterling."

Taking some time to check out resort costs and add them to package prices to find the best holiday comparison and overall deal will pay dividends this summer. This really is the year to do some 'sterling' work before booking a holiday.

"Be prepared to swap destination or switch to a cheaper resort within the same country."

Mr Brown said the "continuing volatility" of sterling means holidaymakers should "budget carefully".

He said: "Running out of cash and having to use an overseas ATM or pay on a card that incurs extra charges could pack an unpleasant punch when the statement arrives.

"Allow time to buy foreign currency before leaving home because changing money at the airport means losing out by getting a poor rate."

Most expensive resort in the list was the Jumeirah region of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates where the items cost £103.23.

Italian destinations Sorrento (£101.79) and Tuscany (£94.92) were the next dearest.

Travel expert Simon Calder said:

"Wherever you are in Europe it's well worth seeking out the best value. Traders are being very competitive."

WHAT TO DO IN DENIA COSTA BLANCA. TOUR BY ESTATE AGENT IN JAVEA

This Video will show you around the Spanish town of Denia which is located north east of the city of Alicante and is the capital of the area of Marina Alta on the Costa Blanca. The Estate Agent in Javea Paradise Property Solutions is showing you around the town to give you an idea of the beauty that Denia offers all year around.

Paradise Property Solutions. Estate Agent in Javea informing you about Javea, villas in Javea, Luxury villas in Spain and the whole Costa Blanca. What to do during your Holiday, News about properties in Spain, villas for sale in Spain as well as Interesting and useful tips and stories on the area.

ENQUIRIES FOR PROPERTY IN SPAIN RISING.

Overseas and domestic buyers looking to buy property in Spain may be interested in the recent predictions offered by the Bank of Spain.

 

According to the financial institution, the current fluctuation in home values in the country could be set to continue.

The bank explained that the Spanish economy could be held back for years as a result of the high mortgage debt burden. House prices have fallen 17 per cent since late 2007, the Bank of Spain said.

Additional reports suggest that there are over one million unsold homes currently in the country.

"Looking at previous cycles, the experience of other countries, and indicators of affordability, the adjustment in housing prices could continue," the central bank said in its monthly report in December.

However, a number of real estate portal have reported that enquiries for property in Spain have risen over the past few months, suggesting that cash-rich buyers are looking to take advantage of the current low prices.

CALPE LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR MORE ECONOMIC HELP

The Town Hall of Calpe has started a campaign to get their residents to sign on the local register, the Padrón.

Members of the British, Belgian and Dutch consulates gathered at the town hall on Tuesday to discuss the new drive to encourage expat residents to get on the Padrón.

Thousands of tourists come to Calpe every year, using the public services during the season, the costs for these services are mainly paid by the funds that come from Madrid. As only around 30,000 of the 50,000 people living in Calpe are signed up on the Padron Municipal, this leaves the Town Hall out of pocket to fund vital services, like Healthcare, public transport, and policing.


With the new Campaign "I WANT YOU" the town hall is targeting all the people that live in Calpe all year round but are not yet signed on the Padrón Municipal.

The Mayor Cesar Sanchez assured that this campaign does not include the payment of any new Taxes.

SPAIN A BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR SMALL INVESTORS.

The economic situation in Spain has made the country a prime spot for small investors looking for city property or bargain real estate opportunities.

According to The Spanish Brick, prices are hitting rock-bottom and plateauing in city locations, with some properties now available between €70,000 (£56,000 approx) and €120,000 (£96,000 approx).

What's more, city properties are in permanent demand in the rental market and can be rented from the first month.

Spanish Brick claims that there is now a significant improvement yield in the country because of lower prices, rising from two per cent to 4.5 per cent with a reasonable lower risk.

Lower property prices also mean that smaller investors who would previously have been unable to afford real estate in Spain can now do so. This has opened up the market, creating new opportunities.

Furthermore, in the mid-to-long term, people can move to Spain with a profit after using property as a buy-to-let investment.

BICYCLE TOUR IN DENIA.

The Bicycle is a very popular and common form of transport at the Costa Blanca. It s not only cost effective and better for your Health but it is also the more relaxing way to move within the Towns.

Denia offers routes and bicycle lanes for all sorts of bikers. If you are just looking to move through town and enjoy the sea view or the beautiful weather or if you want to ride a bit further to the small town Els Poblets and drive right through the countryside. There are also many routes for the more professional bikers in Denia.

You can find a nice collection of the most famous routes in Denia here. www.mapmyride.com/es/denia-valencia/

If you would like to take a tour or move around on the bike and didn´t take one with you (because it didn´t fit into you hand luggage) there are plenty of shops that rent their bikes out for the day, the week or even just a couple of hours. You will find these shops distributed throughout Denia.

Denia´s Town Hall has also started a public bike rentals system, where you can just take a bike at one station and drop it of at another. The payment runs completely via your card that you can get at any of the stations. Although this system was not established for tourists, it is still a very useful and quick way to get through town.
More information can be found on their website. www.denibici.es

SPAIN STILL NUMBER ONE HOLIDAY DESTINATION.

New figures have named Spain as the top EU destination once again, showing that despite the economic climate, the country remains the dream spot for many tourists. Euro stat found that in 2011, 13 per cent of all outbound trips in Europe where made to Spain, with Italy and France coming in second place (nine per cent respectively). These figures do not include holiday makers outside of the EU and actual visitor numbers are likely to be much higher.

The most popular areas for investment are Alicante, Malaga, Barcelona, the Balearic Islands and Madrid. For those interested in the holiday let market, selecting the right location is integral. The Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca have proven particularly sought after among investors and holiday makers.

It was also revealed that Spain is the preferred choice among Portuguese, British and French tourists, with market shares of 39 per cent, 21 per cent and 18 per cent respectively. This flies in the face of most research, which indicates it is in fact people from the UK that make up the majority of travelers in Spain.

These figures will no doubt be welcomed by Spaniards, who have been faced with a deluge of bad news over the coming years, thanks to the recession. What's more, they indicate investors looking to enter the holiday let market should set their sights on Spanish property, to benefit from low real estate prices and high demand.

Data shows that many foreign buyers are already capitalizing on the assets the country has to offer. Spain's Ministry of Development revealed overseas buyers upped their investment in real estate by 13.7 per cent in 2012, equating to €6,336 million worth of property transactions on private homes. This is considerably greater than the €5,573.3 million noted in 2011.

Over the last quarter of 2012, activity was particularly strong, with overseas investors buying 47 per cent more homes than the same time in 2011. Some 13,873 properties were bought by foreigners between October and December. This appetite for Spanish real estate shows little sign of abating anytime soon, and non-residents of the country have been increasing their market share for six consecutive quarters.

Tour through Javea at the Costa Blanca by Estate Agent in Javea

www.paradisepropertysolutions.com Estate Agent in Javea takes you on a private tour through the Spanish town of Javea on the Costa Blanca and shows you the area. We´ll show you what there is to do in Javea and what spots you should not miss to see.

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Denia Capital of the Marina Alta

The Spanish town of Denia is located north east of the city of Alicante and is the capital of the area of Marina Alta on the Costa Blanca.

With around 44,000 inhabitants Denia is a town that mainly lives on tourism. But Denia is not only a wonderful and lovely place for a fantastic Holiday, it is also the main port to the Balearic Islands on the Costa Blanca. It has a direct ferry connection to Mallorca and Ibiza. 

Denia Spain is not only a town with beautiful holiday weather all year round, but also offers a fascinating history and many activities for an unforgettable holiday.

Denia consist of the main central town that reaches from the foot of the mountain Montgo to the Port and along the beach. Many of the surrounding small villages are part of Denia.

Further up the coast towards Valencia the town disperses into arrangements of little communities of Bungalows, Apartments and Villas.

A road that leads over the mountain connects Denia with the town of Javea.

Although Denia has been growing continuously over the past couple of years it has not lost anything of the charm of a little fisherman’s town. 

Weather in Denia

The weather in Denia is mild all year around and gets very sunny and warm in summer. Together with the beautiful sea on its foot, this is the perfect combination that leads thousands of tourists from all around Europe here year after year.

Along the Costa Blanca Denia is also well know for the most spectacular Fiestas. Most, of which take place in summer.

Fiestas in Denia

Some of the biggest and most spectacular Fiestas include:

• The Fallas in the middle of March where huge constructions or Figures that are burnt down, to banish the spirits of the winter and welcome the spring.

• The Fiesta de San Juan (Saint John Bonfires) in June. Where people gather around the beach and make bonfires from old furniture and jump over the bonfire.

• The Moros y Christanos in August (Moors and Christians). These festival activities and parades commemorate the battles, combats and fights between Moors (or Muslims) and Christians during the period known as Reconquista (from the 8th century through the 15th century).

During a stay in Denia you will have so many activities to choose from, that you will not find the time to do everything.

Some of these activities are:

• Go snorkeling or scuba diving at the las rotas beach. There are many diving schools that do will guide you and show you the best places.
• Enjoy a magical dinner in one of the best restaurants in Spain and even the world.
• Visit the Castle “Castillo de Denia” which has been turned into a museum.
• Do a wonderful nature walk through the natural reserve at the Montgo.
• Take a off road tour with the Quad or Buggy.
• Rent a Jet ski, boat or Kayak.
• Play some Golf at the La Sella Golf resort.
• Do an excursion with the ferry that takes you along the coast up to Altea.
• Rent a bicycle and take a tour on the bicycle drive way that leads you from Denia through the orange fields to a little town called La Xara.
• Relax in the Spa at a Hotel in Denia.

Industry

Beside the strong tourism industry, Denia´s other main industries are fishing and Real Estates.

You will find plenty of villas in Denia to rent or for sale in Denia and the surrounding areas. If you are planning your stay in the middle of summer try to get a villa with private pool. That is the best way to stay cool and enjoy the wonderful weather.

When deciding for a holiday in Denia, make sure to plan your stay very carefully. If you want to rent a holiday villa in denia, make sure to be aware of the following points:

• Make sure you are dealing with a reputable agent.
• Make sure you know exactly where you holiday villa is and what route is best to get there.
• Let the Estate Agent give you their mobile number as well as their address, in case there is something wrong.
• If any small children are travelling with you check what accommodations are available for them.
• Are linens and towels provided?
• Will you have enough living space and the features you need?
• Read your rental agreement thoroughly.
• How the security deposit and payment will be accepted.

It takes much planning and consideration to book a holiday villa in Denia, but it is worthwhile.

When deciding to look for a villa for sale in Denia, you will want to choose the Estate Agent in Denia with care. Inform yourself before you let the first estate agent have you sign an agreement that you are their exclusive client.

There have been many cases where a sale has not been finished due to two Estate Agents fighting for commission. The last thing you will want is to finish your move to Denia with a lawsuit.

One way or the other, you will fall in love with this once little fisher town on the Costa Blanca coast.

For more information about Denia or on how to find a nice Holiday Villa see www.paradisepropertysolutions.com

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DOGS HEATSTROKE IN SUMMER

In Spain it happens year after year. Dogs are locked in the car in the summer while the owners just have a quick coffee in the beach cafe. 10 Minutes can be enough to have your dog having a heatstroke in the oven that is your car.

Even with the windows down, you would not imagine how hot it gets in a car that is parked in the sun. Especially in summer, it doesn´t even have to be parked in the sun. When temperatures in summer reach up to 40 degrees Celsius, the reflection of heat from the car park will be enough to heat up the car in minutes.

So Dear Dog owners, if you can not let your dog at home and you have to take them with you, then make sure not to leave them in the car. 

If you see a dog locked in a Car on a warm and sunny day, Call the police on 092, or call the Guardia Civil on 062 and ask for the Seprona department.

If you are afraid about the dogs welfare, and no one will be there on time to open the car, the overwhelming urge will be to break into the car and release the dog. 

You must be warned that there is a risk of being charged with criminal damage. Consensus seems to be, tell the police what you intend to do and take photos or video on your phone to show the distress of the animal. Take phone numbers of other witnesses.

You will be able to tell a Heatstroke by the following symptoms:

• Heavy panting
• Profuse salivation
• A rapid pulse
• Very red gums and/or tongue
• Lethargy
• Lack of coordination
• Reluctance or inability to rise after collapsing
• Vomiting
• Diarrhea 

followed by Loss of consciousness, Organ failure, Brain bleeds and Death.

If the dog shows any of the heatstroke symptoms call the nearest Vet.   

For a list of Vets in Javea click here.

 To find the number of the nearest vet in Spain either 

call the police  

or 

search "Veterenarios + the town/city name" on the Paginas Amarillas (yellow pages).

To help while waiting for the vet, you need to lower their body temperature. Although you have to be careful how you do this. You should never pour ice cold water onto the dog. THIS CAN LEAD TO A SHOCK.

Take the following steps:

• Move the dog to a shaded cool area.
• Immediately douse the dog with cool (NOT cold) water if possible.
• Let the dog drink SMALL amounts of cool water.
• Never cool the dog so much that he/she begins to shiver.
• Go straight to the nearest vet surgery.   

When coming to Spain for a Holiday and you are renting a Holiday Villa, make sure that you that you check with your Estate Agent that Dogs are allowed and there is enough space for them to stay. 
For more Information about what the conditions are when Renting a Holiday Villa in Spain click here. 

 

JAVEA A JEWEL ON THE COSTA BLANCA

Javea

A  jewel on the Costa Blanca

The Spanish town of Javea lies by the sea of the Costa Blanca in the province of Alicante. The town has three main areas, which are the old town, the port and the Arenal, which is the beach area.

Javea is famous for its beautiful weather all year round, the lovely scenery and is very popular for amazing summer holidays as well as a holiday home for many expats.

The old town of Javea is a maze of narrow winding streets with ancient buildings, rustic prestige luxury houses and spacious apartments. This is the right place to experience the genuine Spanish flair at the weekly market, the many shops, Museums, Art galleries, cafes and restaurants which are all located in the old town houses.

Follow the main road from the old town leading down to the port, where you will find a amazing scenery. 

This is the best place to relax in one of the many Cafes and restaurants on the sea front enjoying the fantastic sea view. The port of Javea is famous for the fishing market and its high quality selection of restaurants that serve the freshest sea food, directly delivered by the fishing boats.

There are many luxury apartments in this area with spectacular sea views. Apartments for rent in Javea port are very popular for holiday rent as well as long term let as they offer a bit of everything.  You have shopping amenities nearby as well as restaurants and shops. As the port of Javea is near the old town and the Arenal beach, this is the place where you least need a car in Javea.

Leading along the sea road from the port you will end up at the Arenal beach area of Javea. This is the area of most commercial activity as well as a hot spot for Bars, Clubs and Discos. The Arenal of Javea is a great place to spend the day as well as the night. 

Weather in Javea

The weather in Javea is mild all year round. This area offers 326 sunny days of the year. 
 In Spring and summer the weather in Javea is very sunny and especially in Summer temperatures rise quite high. It is important to stay hydrated, so drink plenty of water. The best thing is to always carry a bottle of water with you.

The average temperatures in Javea all year around are as follows.

Average maximum temperatures

·         Jan 16 °C

·         Feb 17 °C

·         Mar 22 °C

·         Apr 22 °C

·         May 26 °C

·         Jun 29 °C

·         Jul 30 °C

·         Aug 32 °C

·         Sep 30 °C

·         Oct 25 °C

·         Nov 22 °C

·         Dec 17 °C

If you are looking to buy or just stay for Holiday rent try to get a villa with private pool.

Area and close Towns

Along the Costa Blanca, Javea is a bit more private. Starting from Denia which is just over the mountain from Javea, up to the City of Alicante, there is a motorway that goes through all the towns on the coast except for Javea. Popular close towns for a day excursion are

Denia: Know for its big Port with direct ferry connection to the Balearic Islands.

Moraira: A beautiful and small town with lovely beaches for swimming and snorkeling

Calpe: Famous for the “Peñón de Ifach”, a giant rock that sticks out of the see, which is the symbol of the Costa Blanca.

Altea: Is well known for a little more industry as the other towns as well as the beautiful old town.

Recreational activity

Most people that visit Javea, stay in these three main areas. Some never see more than the beach. Besides all the things you can do in old town, the port and the arenal of Javea here is a list of more things you could do during your stay:

• Rent a Motor or Sailing boat, sailboard or jet ski at the beach.
• Visit the caves near Cap San Antonia, with Kayak, boat or surfboard.
• Take the ferry boats to Denia or Altea
• Take a hike to the top of Montgo or to the Granadella Bay
• Go para sailing
• Go skin or scuba diving in the Granadella Bay
• Visit the Denia castle and museum
• Visit all the view spots of Miradors which are all around Javea.
• Take a bicycle tour around Javea.
• Visit the Solar Blasco museum in the Town
• Visit the fisherman’s church in Javea Port
• Visit one of the several Tennis Clubs for a Match.
• Play some Golf at one of the Golf courses in the area.
• Have something to eat at one of Javea´s many fantastic restaurants.

Estate Agents in Javea

Besides tourism, Javea´s main industry is the real estate industry. Javea and the surrounding area is full of Luxury villas, apartments, Fincas, and town houses. No matter if you are buying or renting a villa in Javea, you should definitely make sure you are with a reputable and decent agent.

Many Estate Agents in Javea offer Villas for sale in Javea and surrounding areas as well as Holiday villas.

Since the crisis, you will surely find a villa for sale in Javea as well as a villa to rent, but more than never you should inform yourself. Be aware of as many things as possible.

To tell the reputable estate agents from the not reputable ones, be aware of the following things.

·        Know where their office is.

·        Are they registered as an Estate Agent?

·        What services do they offer (preparing contracts, showing you the area, property management, pool and garden services etc.)

·        Can they provide any testimonials?

Another proof of quality is if they are a member of the Association of International Property Professionals (AIPP)

They will have the AIPP Logo on their Website.

You don´t have to stick to Estate Agents that are located in the same town in which you are looking for a property.

Most Estate Agents will have many villas for sale in Spain. For example if you are looking for villas in Moraira you will surely find an Estate Agent in Javea that has many listed, as these towns are very close to each other.

Finding the right villa on the Costa Blanca or any property for sale in Spain is a job that is not easy. It is wise to have one Estate Agent that will attend you during the whole process.

Javea is a wonderful place to stay. This is why more and more people come to visit this beautiful town on the Costa Blanca year after year.

Many decide to buy a villa in Javea, so they can return whenever they want.

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