Those bargains you are showing are almost impossible too find. Also be cautious with scammers. Do your proper research. I've been coming too Spain sinds 2009. And gonna move there in less than 3 years. Prices did go up 3 to 7 times, depending on the region. Thanks too many expats, mostly English and Dutch, who bought up a lot off properties and selling them at high prices or renting them out at insane prices. Villa's that did cost 180/200k are now between 500k and 1 million. I know a lot off expats living in Spain, and all saying the same.
@@baggedasix5319 thank you for sharing this, it’s too bad properties are sold overpriced. I know the rental prices are insane in all popular places including Spain , Greece , Italy and so on. Let’s hope this madness will stop one day 😀
@ExpatTheExplorer yes well said overpriced. Spanish people can't afford it. So they need expats too buy them. There are insane amount of houses for sale in Spain.
This is only in a very few hot spots. Away from these hot spots the vast majority of Spanish property market is a nightmare. I owned a property in region of Valencia about 30 miles inland for 18 years. We fully renovated, extended, added a pool, landscaped the gardens. It took 3 years to sell it and I lost €120000. I know of many other people both expats and Spanish nationals who just cannot sell, and if they do the prices show no increase from the 2008 crash levels. Do not be fooled by a very few hotspot stories. Spanish property generally is NOT a good investment
Unfortunately you won't get much for 80 K euros now Prices usually start around 100k euros plus flights don't go all year round to Almería ( the nearest airport)
@janna6903 Try looking at Idealista.com I put links here www.idealista.com/en/venta-viviendas/alicante/con-precio-hasta_80000,vistas-al-mar/ www.idealista.com/en/geo/venta-viviendas/costa-blanca/con-vistas-al-mar/?ordenado-por=precios-asc
Forget buying in Cadaqués for that small amount of money,80.000$? 🤣😂🤣 Not in any first, second, third line of the Sea nowhere in Spain. Do you think that Spain is a country to be developed? 😂🤣😂
@@susanaescriba977 The entire video is pretty unrealistic if you take a close look at the properties on offer. 5th floor attic certainly very nice 😂😂or 28sqm there my toilet is bigger 🤣😂or the property is in such a mess that after the 80k for the purchase you need another 300k for the renovation. 🙄
Be cautious about purchasing property in Spain. In late 1960's and early 1970's many English put huge deposits on empty land for new houses to be built . Everything was expertly done except the building companies used their own Solicitors. There's the fall the catch. None of these people ever got their house or money back . They were paying money monthly and the sellers were not even Spanish. Be cautious please.
@@ExpatTheExplorer Sorry, I can’t find contact parameters..??? Could you help me please? Wish you all the best and have fun in Dortmund! Warm wishes back….
@@MoniE-ph3wk Hi Moni, here is a link to Spain seaside properties, you can search the region you like and contacts for real estates are in each listing. www.idealista.com/en/venta-viviendas/alicante/con-precio-hasta_80000,vistas-al-mar/
@@gmacs2344 Ah ok I got it, yes there are plenty. Check this website, from 11,000 euros, 20,000 euros there are available www.spainhouses.net/en/house-sale-loja-granada-12522646.html
In Spain the main and only official language is Spanish also known as Castilian not Spanglish. We are Europeans and we are from the first world, not the third world. We love our language and culture. The official language of Spain is Spanish, also known as Castilian (castellano). It is the most widely spoken language in the country. In addition to Spanish, Spain recognizes several regional languages that are co-official in their respective regions. These include: • Catalan (català), co-official in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia (where it's called Valencian). • Basque (euskara), co-official in the Basque Country and parts of Navarre. • Galician (galego), co-official in Galicia.
In Spain the main and only official language is Spanish also known as Castilian not Spanglish. We are Europeans and we are from the first world, not the third world. We love our language and culture. The official language of Spain is Spanish, also known as Castilian (castellano). It is the most widely spoken language in the country. In addition to Spanish, Spain recognizes several regional languages that are co-official in their respective regions. These include: • Catalan (català), co-official in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia (where it's called Valencian). • Basque (euskara), co-official in the Basque Country and parts of Navarre. • Galician (galego), co-official in Galicia.
They left out how bad crime is & how badly that you will be treated by the locals. No jobs, no money, & they blame you for the cost of living going up! You can't have anything nice because it will get destroyed. So crappy car & crappy scooter. Without the modern conveniences that you are used to. Heath care is also bad. Do your research first. There is a reason that it's so cheap actually a lot of reasons.
Those bargains you are showing are almost impossible too find. Also be cautious with scammers. Do your proper research. I've been coming too Spain sinds 2009. And gonna move there in less than 3 years. Prices did go up 3 to 7 times, depending on the region. Thanks too many expats, mostly English and Dutch, who bought up a lot off properties and selling them at high prices or renting them out at insane prices. Villa's that did cost 180/200k are now between 500k and 1 million. I know a lot off expats living in Spain, and all saying the same.
@@baggedasix5319 thank you for sharing this, it’s too bad properties are sold overpriced. I know the rental prices are insane in all popular places including Spain , Greece , Italy and so on. Let’s hope this madness will stop one day 😀
@ExpatTheExplorer yes well said overpriced. Spanish people can't afford it. So they need expats too buy them. There are insane amount of houses for sale in Spain.
This is only in a very few hot spots. Away from these hot spots the vast majority of Spanish property market is a nightmare. I owned a property in region of Valencia about 30 miles inland for 18 years. We fully renovated, extended, added a pool, landscaped the gardens. It took 3 years to sell it and I lost €120000. I know of many other people both expats and Spanish nationals who just cannot sell, and if they do the prices show no increase from the 2008 crash levels. Do not be fooled by a very few hotspot stories. Spanish property generally is NOT a good investment
Those apartments in Galicia have no elevator...
Painful to listen to A.I. for places it can't pronounce the names of.
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@@kloatlanta He sure does 😂
This is an eye opener, I live in la mata near torrevieja and I am happy to see there are bargains to be had, galicia is an eye opener as well
@tarotbyamber7233 Thank you for your nice comment, Spanish properties had gone up but there are some good deals still available.
There is a lot of beautiful place and nobody talk about this place (Mojacar)❤
@biancasaladin5876 Mojacar is stunning! ❤
That is a place I want to visit
Unfortunately you won't get much for 80 K euros now Prices usually start around 100k euros plus flights don't go all year round to Almería ( the nearest airport)
Only us locals know about it.
Please advise the process of buying as an expat
A video on the buying process is coming out soon .
@@ExpatTheExplorercan’t wait thanks
Costa calida. Murcia cartagena. Costa blanca. Artea, alicante. Galacia. north west Spain. cheaper and milder climate. ty 4 vid Senor A.I.
@@TheBlueskyson thank you for sharing these destinations, I visited Alicante, it’s beautiful 😻
Please let me know the website where I can view these properties. Thankyou
I use mostly idealista.com or spainhouses.net
Which platform you finding those properties at? I looked up fast, couldn’t find anything in those prices online
@janna6903 Try looking at Idealista.com
I put links here
www.idealista.com/en/venta-viviendas/alicante/con-precio-hasta_80000,vistas-al-mar/
www.idealista.com/en/geo/venta-viviendas/costa-blanca/con-vistas-al-mar/?ordenado-por=precios-asc
I would go to Kyero
What town is that at 0:10 of the video? The bay. Beautiful. Thanks!
That’s Cadaqués town in Catalonia
Forget buying in Cadaqués for that small amount of money,80.000$? 🤣😂🤣 Not in any first, second, third line of the Sea nowhere in Spain. Do you think that Spain is a country to be developed? 😂🤣😂
@@susanaescriba977 The entire video is pretty unrealistic if you take a close look at the properties on offer.
5th floor attic certainly very nice 😂😂or 28sqm there my toilet is bigger 🤣😂or the property is in such a mess that after the 80k for the purchase you need another 300k for the renovation. 🙄
Be cautious about purchasing property in Spain.
In late 1960's and early 1970's many English put huge deposits on empty land for new houses to be built . Everything was expertly done except the building companies used their own Solicitors. There's the fall the catch. None of these people ever got their house or money back . They were paying money monthly and the sellers were not even Spanish.
Be cautious please.
I guess it’s not a good idea to buy off plan. I like to see before I buy.
That's what good solicitors are for
thank you for sharing this video
Thank you for watching.
Can you list the HOA or Monthly levies required to livein buildings?
Hi Bob 👋, new video is out and I have added the HOA fees for you
Who is the permitted residence for USA if you buy house
For that amount you don't buy anything near the sea. The most demanded and speculated area of all. The information in this video is not honest.
You can definitely buy a seaside property under $80,000 in Spain! Who said you cannot.
Das Video ist superinteressant. Wo bekommt man denn den Kontakt für Besichtigungen? Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland😊
Thank you for your comment. Contacts are available in the listing ads. Warm wishes to Germany! I am visiting Dortmund next month, can't wait!
@@ExpatTheExplorer Sorry, I can’t find contact parameters..??? Could you help me please? Wish you all the best and have fun in Dortmund! Warm wishes back….
@@MoniE-ph3wk Hi Moni, here is a link to Spain seaside properties, you can search the region you like and contacts for real estates are in each listing. www.idealista.com/en/venta-viviendas/alicante/con-precio-hasta_80000,vistas-al-mar/
There any village cheap,no HOA, in the beach.
No point they are scrapping gold visa
There are other options if the gold visa is no longer available, for example the non lucrative visa.
+- 40m2 for 80K is not cheap
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Thank you!
How about refurb villas ?
There are refurbished villas available but not for $80,000
@@ExpatTheExplorer No i mean that you can buy cheap and refurb myself ?
@@gmacs2344 Ah ok I got it, yes there are plenty. Check this website, from 11,000 euros, 20,000 euros there are available www.spainhouses.net/en/house-sale-loja-granada-12522646.html
@@ExpatTheExplorer2:23
But I don't speak Spanglish
😂 it’s ok just bring a dictionary you will be fine
In Spain the main and only official language is Spanish also known as Castilian not Spanglish. We are Europeans and we are from the first world, not the third world. We love our language and culture.
The official language of Spain is Spanish, also known as Castilian (castellano). It is the most widely spoken language in the country.
In addition to Spanish, Spain recognizes several regional languages that are co-official in their respective regions.
These include:
• Catalan (català), co-official in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia (where it's called Valencian).
• Basque (euskara), co-official in the Basque Country and parts of Navarre.
• Galician (galego), co-official in Galicia.
In Spain the main and only official language is Spanish also known as Castilian not Spanglish. We are Europeans and we are from the first world, not the third world. We love our language and culture.
The official language of Spain is Spanish, also known as Castilian (castellano). It is the most widely spoken language in the country.
In addition to Spanish, Spain recognizes several regional languages that are co-official in their respective regions.
These include:
• Catalan (català), co-official in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia (where it's called Valencian).
• Basque (euskara), co-official in the Basque Country and parts of Navarre.
• Galician (galego), co-official in Galicia.
@@blue17c49 thank you for sharing this with us ❤️🇪🇸
Was really excited but can’t listen to that narration.
Thanks for the comment
Wow I may move to Spain is it safe there for Americans?
I am sure Spain is safe for Americans
Special treatment for Amewicans🎉
No they look out for Americans
Super safe. Been living here a decade. I'm from NY
They left out how bad crime is & how badly that you will be treated by the locals. No jobs, no money, & they blame you for the cost of living going up! You can't have anything nice because it will get destroyed. So crappy car & crappy scooter. Without the modern conveniences that you are used to. Heath care is also bad. Do your research first. There is a reason that it's so cheap actually a lot of reasons.
Why don’t you learn to pronounce the names in Spanish, sounds weird in American
I tried 😇
Vets are seeing the same thing, and yes, due to dog food!
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80.000 euros????? en la costa???? jajajajajajaja....
who much the annual Tax for this hose a year , WHAT IS THE PRICE for electric , internet HEALTH INSURANCE
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And at these destinations is there a problem with Illegal Immigrants there .
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