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Discussion in 'Spain' started by Denis, Jan 19, 2004.

  1. Denis

    Denis New Member

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    Hi all that live in Valencia,

    I'm looking to buy a house or apartment there in the very near future.

    Without knowing the area, I would really appreciate a few words from anyone on, at least, areas not to buy in.

    Whatever we go for will need to be near all amenities as our daughters don't drive.

    Our two grandchildren love the water, so it would be handy to be near a beach I suppose.

    Comments and suggestions also for a reputable Estate Agent and Solicitor will be nice.

    If anyone would like to email me, then leave out the obvious in the email address.

    Denis
    Soft2000.co.uk
     
    #1 Denis, Jan 19, 2004
  2. Iain

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    Hi Denis

    Different people would have differing views. Depends whether you can cope with learning Spanish or insist on having all your dealings in English. If the later, down the coast is probably best towards Benidorm, Alicante, Torrevieja ... if you want to live a real Spanish life, then further North.

    Many English people are now taking up residence around the city of Valencia probably because it is still quite cheap by comparison although that will probably change as more and more British move in. Who knows.

    see our website <http://www.ValenciaExpats.com>

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    #2 Iain, Feb 13, 2004
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