Why do I need a real estate agency?

Why do I need a real estate agency? Most clients start looking for a property to buy at some point in their lives. Either for their own home, or as an investment. When one begins to get into the real estate world for the first time, usually start looking for properties in the area you are interested in through Google, and various platforms. We compare properties, prices and characteristics of the properties themselves. Between bad photos, seeing 50 times the same property from different bidders and confusing descriptions, one begins to question whether it is possible to find a property without going crazy. When you finally decide on 5-6 properties that you might like, you decide to call t...
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LIVING IN MURO, MALLORCA

Living in Muro, Mallorca.Situated slightly inland in the agricultural region of Pla de Mallorca, Muro is a traditional rural village, which also boasts the small resort of Playa de Muro. This picturesque village, with its sandstone buildings and old church, is a typical example of traditional Mallorca.Nowadays, Muro counts on tourism and agriculture, it has a rich farming tradition that still continues to this day. In this area you can find many fresh products and a large wine industry.Muro is a lively town, with all the shops and services needed for day to day life. There is an impressive market of fresh local produce on Sunday mornings and on some Wednesday evenings there is a craft market...
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Easter in Mallorca, Pollensa.

Celebrating Easter in Mallorca, Pollensa.Semana Santa in Mallorca, Pollensa offers lots to do and see.Religious CelebrationsHoly Week is celebrated 6th  to 10th of April, filled with traditional rituals and processions to mark the Passion of Christ.Holy Thursday: Thousands line the streets of Pollensa to watch the solemn  processions of the parish brotherhoods or ‘cofradias’ that make their way painfully slowly around the town streets. Each brotherhood is dressed in penitential robes and conical hoods, and carries religious statues on heavy platforms, to the accompaniment of sombre music. Good Friday: The re-enactment of the Passion of Christ takes place on the steps of the Calvari.Tho...
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MALLORCA IN SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER

MALLORCA IN SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER:Mallorca is an island where you can relax and enjoy its natural surroundings, and September and October are perfect months. The months of September and October are preferred by many, as the crowds of visitors diminish and it still boasts a warm and pleasant climate.ITS BEACHES ;Mallorca is a paradise for lovers of the sea. With more than 55 km of coastline and an endless number of beaches to suit all tastes: sandy, rocky, stony, with cliffs and caves?We have selected these coves in Majorca that you should not miss; Caló des Moro,Playa Formentor, Son Serra de Marina,Cala Varques,Cala Llamp,Es Trenc,Cala Torta,Cala Deià,Sa Calobra,PALMA, the city;Situated in...
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November month of fairs!

Fairs in November in MallorcaAutumn in Mallorca means it's time to fairNobody does a fair  like Mallorca in November you're spoilt for choice. Everyone is welcome and there's something to appeal to all. Connect with the flavours of autumn at one of these seasonal fairs which centre around local-grown pumpkins, mushrooms  or visit artisan stalls to get ahead with your Christmas shopping. Pollensa; Fira d'Artesania in Pollença . The Fira d'Artesania in Pollensa is a fair dedicated to selling local artisan products made on the island. Ideal for Christmas shopping! Inca ; Dijous Bo . The largest festival on Mallorca takes place this November in Inca where the island comes together to celebr...
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WHAT HAPPENS TO THE POUND..

Pound enjoys relief rally as political uncertainty fades Staying on top of the latest currency news can help you time your transfers more effectively, so find out what you should be looking out for over the next couple of weeks… Latest currency news The pound has struck higher so far in May in response to fading political uncertainty and optimism over the reopening of the UK economy. During this period, we’ve seen GBP/EUR climb from €1.14 to €1.16, whilst EUR/GBP has retreated to £0.86. Meanwhile, GBP/USD has rallied to $1.41, while EUR/USD has risen from $1.20 to $1.21. What’s been happening? The pound has rallied through the first half of May, with the currency benefitti...
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