 |
Here Dali set up his museum in a theater burned out during the Spanish Civil war. Covered in sculptural renditions of loaves of bread with a large glass dome over the former stage and with huge Dali eggs on the corners, this deep terra cotta red building houses few major and many minor works by the eccentric surrealist master.
|
DISCOVER SEGOVIA PROVINCE OF SPAIN
An Encouraging Step Forward For Property Owner
Although there is no dearth of housing for immigrants in Spain, a new legislation is under way that would force property owners who prefer to keep their homes stand empty, to release them for affordable renting. In general, the Spanish Government has...
Make confident property decisions with the help of a multi-lingual agent
Even a good textbook knowledge of the Spanish language might not be enough to make you feel confident in your ability to deal as you search for real estate rentals or property for sale in Spain. As in any country, conversational Spanish varies from the...
Pamplona, the Wild Investment Bulls
You remember (they show it on TV every year) the running of the wild bulls in Pamplona, Spain. Some of the nuttier people get out their capes and stand in their path as they come roaring down the street.
Our would-be matadors wave their home made cloaks.
Property Investment: Spoiled for Choice in Europe's Emerging Markets
You could be forgiven for thinking that property is the new dot.com. It seems that anybody with a few extra bucks to spare is trying to get in on the current boom. Pushed along by the many television programmes selling hot new property destinations,...
Real Estate Investment - Why it is Big Business?
When examining the different asset classes, real estate is generally far less volatile than shares and real estate tends to be the haven that investors flock to when other asset classes are suffering.
It is true to say that investment properties can have