Invest in barcelona

Hvordan kan Casamona hjelpe deg med å investere i Barcelona?

Casamona har operert i Barcelona siden 2004, og har bygget sterke relasjoner med lokale kontakter og investorer. Vi kan hjelpe deg med å finne bygninger og utviklingseiendommer til salgs i Barcelona. For å investere i Barcelona, vennligst send en e-post til Tine@casamona.com for mer informasjon.

Dette er hva grunnleggeren av Casamona, Tine Mathiassen, foreslår for 2023:

"Leieprisene stiger og vil fortsette å gjøre det frem til America's Cup i 2024. Så det beste investeringsrådet for 2023 er å kjøpe, renovere og leie ut eiendom for månedlig, kortsiktig utleie."

Investeringsalternativer:

Casamona åpner nye måter å hjelpe våre kunder med å få de beste forretningsmulighetene. Vi har en rekke investeringsmuligheter i sentrum og i utkanten av Barcelona, her er flere detaljer:

1. Bygninger i sentrum av Barcelona og omegn:

Vi samarbeider med eiere av ulike bygninger i byen som kan bli en god investering for utleie. Vi har også et omfattende nettverk av partnere som tilbyr ulike tjenester, slik at vi kontinuerlig kan legge til nye eiendommer i porteføljen vår. Vi hjelper investorer gjennom prosessen med å kjøpe eiendommen som kjøperagent. Vår provisjon er mellom 3% og 5%, og inkluderer eksklusivt arbeid med Casamona.

2. Driver virksomheter med 4-8 % i avkastning:

Vi tilbyr deg en sjanse til å investere i forskjellige kommersielle eiendommer i og rundt Barcelona, hvorfra du vil motta leien fra virksomheten som for tiden jobber der. Inntektene er mellom 4-8%. Det er viktig å merke seg at du ikke vil kjøpe virksomheten i noen form, bare eiendommen eller tomten, samt leien som virksomheten for tiden betaler for å bo der med en kontrakt på 10 obligatoriske år. Det finnes variasjoner av lokale muligheter som bensinstasjoner, frisører, vaskerier og mye mer fra € 175.000 til € 1,7 millioner.3. Renovation and Project Management:

Hvis du renoverer en eiendom og har behov for en prosjektleder, kan Casamona hjelpe deg!

Vi tilbyr tjenester som f.eks:

Interiørdesign
Veiledning og kontroll av et renoveringsprosjekt
Fungere som et mellomledd mellom kunder og distributører
Installasjon av elektrisitet og vannanlegg
Malerarbeid
Generell rådgivning
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Hvorfor investere i Barcelona?

Det er flere grunner til at Barcelona er en ideell by å investere i, for eksempel:

1. Byens popularitet som turistdestinasjon.

2. Byens popularitet som et knutepunkt for utenlandske investeringer blant internasjonale kjøpere.

3. Hvor mye du får for pengene sammenlignet med andre storbyer.

4. Været

5. Livskvaliteten

6. Og beliggenheten

BARCELONA SOM TURISTDESTINASJON

Barcelona er den sjette mest besøkte byen i Europa, og er svært populær blant reisende. Barcelona har mye å tilby, som historiske monumenter, stranden og den livlige atmosfæren. Etter hvert som byens popularitet fortsetter å øke, blir det mer og mer fristende å investere i Barcelona. I tillegg er Barcelona fortsatt Europas mest populære havn for cruiseskip, med over 1,63 millioner passasjerer mellom januar og juli 2019, ifølge departementet for offentlige arbeider (fra Catalan News, september 2019). Spanias turistindustri bidrar med en betydelig prosentandel til Spanias BNP (ca. 10-11 %), og millioner av turister besøker den vakre byen hvert år.

UTENLANDSKE FORRETNINGSINVESTERINGER

The popularity of the city also suggests that it has great potential to increase the quantity of international buyers. The city is the headquarter for many of the 5,000 foreign companies operating in Barcelona at the moment, which suggests that foreign investment has been a great success for them. Besides, there are many different sectors in Barcelona that have a lot of potential. There is a great possibility for international project investments and developments. Also, indicators in the Spanish economy reveal that the country has been improving constantly as its indexes have been growing. Especially in the last few years Barcelona and Madrid have, due to various factors, particularly qualified for an investment by foreign companies and private individuals. The diversified economy in Barcelona welcomes big international companies, which attracts an increasing number of foreign companies to set up in Barcelona.

THE AMOUNT YOU CAN GET FOR YOUR MONEY

In comparison to many other Metropolitan cities such as London and Paris, the price of purchasing a property in Barcelona is generally a lot more affordable. The cost of living in Barcelona is approximately 33% cheaper than London according to Expatistan.com. In a time of great uncertainty, lower costs in comparison to other European cities are definitely a beneficial factor when looking for an investment.

WEATHER and QUALITY OF LIFE

With around 2,524 hours of sunshine each year, it isn’t surprising that Barcelona is such a popular city. It is easy to see why many people love to visit this city. Due to the amount of sunshine, beautiful beaches, mediterranean cuisine and stunning architecture, Barcelona is a happy city. It hosts a number of incredible attractions and museums, including the Arc de Triomf, a Picasso museum, Gaudi’s Park Guell, La Sagrada Familia, Camp Nou and La Rambla. There is always something to do in Barcelona, which makes life fulfilling. There is also a range of different cuisines from all over the world, which can be enjoyed throughout the city.

LOCATION

Barcelona is a sought-after location in Europe. You can get to Barcelona within 1 to 3 hours from any European country. Not many European cities can combine a beautiful and historic aspect with the added element of the beach. One minute, you will be strolling through the charismatic and gothic streets of el Born, to then find yourself by the beautiful Mediterranean sea. Not many cities have a beach less than 10 minutes away from the centre! Another enticing factor of Barcelona is that it is within close proximity to the ski slopes. The Spanish Pyrenees are often a quieter and great alternative to the Alps, and a few of the ski resorts that are located near to Barcelona include la Molina, la Masella, and Port del Comte which are all just 2 hours away from Barcelona city. In addition to this, wineries, natural parks, and historical sites surround the city!

Tine Mathiassen, the owner of Casamona Real Estate and a leading real estate broker recently sat down for a Q&A session to provide a better understanding of the market.

How is the general economic climate in Spain these days? Can the young generation buy a home?

Tine Mathiassen: “Our market is mostly driven by foreigners, which is almost 25% of all buyers in Barcelona. Tax regulations support the younger generation because if you are under 32 years old you pay 5% instead of 10%.. We see many young people buying homes in Barcelona right now. . The last 4-6 sales have been bought by young professionals “ working from home” from France, USA, Italy and Denmark. They are buying because the rental prices have been rising and the interest has been low so it makes more sense to own the apartment and pay off the loan instead of paying rent to a stranger."

What are the hottest neighbourhoods right now?

Tine Mathiassen: “Barcelona is changing a lot and has been for the last decade. The harbour now has huge yachts, where before it was a harbour for regular people who had sailing boats. The members-only OneOcean Club recently opened and it's a great spot to hang out. This change has caused some tension from the local people. The area is changing and foreigners are buying apartments in Barcelona and they will pay 20% to 30% more than a Catalan will pay. Especially Scandinavians tend to pay a higher price as they love the sea and the beach. The luxury yacht owners are also interested in buying here in Barceloneta. They want views and they are buying the larger, more expensive apartments. The younger buyers are looking to buy in El Born and Gotico. Here they can get smaller cosy apartments with Catalan features. They like the bohemian area with small stores and local cool bars and cafes. Other interesting areas are Eixample, which was an area where mostly local Catalan was buying, but now we see buyers, Italians and other rich foreigners buying large apartments here, too. Here, you get the beautiful Catalan style apartments with mosaic floors and height ceilings.”

How is the demand these days, especially compared with 1-2 years ago?

Tine Mathiassen: ”We have fewer buyers from the UK. The pound is weak and the British people are afraid of the effect of Brexit. A new market as I said before is younger professionals from all over the world who are seeing prices fall and now get a chance to get into the real estate market. We also see "Rich Refugees" coming to Spain. They come from Syria, Egypt, Turkey who buy properties for 500.000€+ so they can get a visa in Spain (or elsewhere in Europe). They buy either one large or 2 smaller flats and then they can rent one out and keep the other one. We are also seeing US buyers again. We can see a “Trump” effect - Some people would like to get out of the USA. They are often buying summer homes by the beach, which they will use as primary residence later in life. We have a lot fewer investors. The Israeli investors, ever so popular a few years back, are thinning out. The new law about Social housing and a more unstable market has scared them away. Now we see Catalan investors buying up - Maybe because they are better at navigating through all the new Catalan and Spanish real estate laws."

Was 2019 a good year for real estate in Barcelona?

Tine Mathiassen: "2019 was a bad year for Real estate in Barcelona. Many reasons- The political situation, new strict real estate law, rental control etc- The prices are very low again- We see 2007 prices, so now it will be a good time to invest in Barcelona."

What will be the trends for the upcoming years?

Tine Mathiassen: ”For apartments we see people going for the old style again, where a couple of years ago most buyers wanted modern apartments. It’s nice to see builders who are buying buildings and renovating them with love and care for the old Catalan style. In the past investors were doing cheap renovations and it’s great to notice that this trend is passing by. We see younger professionals coming into the market and they also appreciate cosy, contemporary and “old-style” apartments."