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Here you will find my personal favorites from all over the world, from the Mediterranean Ibiza, Mallorca, Marbella and Berlin to the fascinating destinations in the USA like Los Angeles – all in one line!

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My mission: Continue to enter, sell, buy, rent

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Renting a villa: return and increase in value

Is it worth renting in Spain? Yes! As you will see later in the example, some generate 5%-10% of the purchase amount per year, just by renting in and around peak season. The remaining 3-6 months you use your villa yourself.

Are you planning to rent for the first time?

Profitable is not only the renting, also the increase in value of the property in special places like Mallorca or Ibiza, you should not disregard. More about this, after the yield calculation.

Learn everything you need to know here in the guide!

Renting: return of a villa

In Germany, real estate is rarely used as a vacation home and rented out during off times. If they do, the calculation works a little differently than the typical fully rented property. In a long-term lease, tenant X pays sum Y every month. Vacation rental also means a bit of speculation, depending on off-peak and peak seasons. In principle, however, the calculation of real estate return is the same.

Rental yield target: tenant pays your villa

Let’s summarize the simple goal of a good real estate return:

The return should be so high that your tenants, pay off your villa

The value varies, currently a good yield is at least 6% (in Germany). With higher interest rates for financing abroad, the value increases accordingly. 1% more interest requires directly 1% more yield – simplified.

Calculate return on investment: Example of how to get started

The usual yield calculation works in such a way that the annual cold rent (i.e. monthly rent * 12) is calculated. In the case of partial renting, the possible annual cold rent is just as important, but focused on a few weeks or months in the year in which you do not use the property yourself.

Simply calculated:

Return = annual income (cold rent) / investment (purchase price and ancillary costs)

Quick example:

• 6,7 % = 80.000 / 1.200.000

Tip! Decisive for good rental prices are, in addition to the villa (extras such as swimming pool) and good location, always the number of bedrooms / bathrooms.

But from the principle everything remains the same. Yield calculation.

Yield of a villa summarized

Fact 1) The calculation of the return on a property becomes important whenever you want to rent out your property. Fact 2) It simply puts the income of the rent in relation to your inventories (purchase price and service charges), with the aim that your tenants, pay your villa.

Fact 3) The result of the real estate yield is a percentage. If this is (currently) above 6%, all running costs (financing [repayment, interest] and maintenance) are covered, so to speak. If the yield is (currently) below 6%, you pay monthly.

Here again, for illustration purposes, the calculation of the “usual” return (when a capital investment is fully rented) and adjusted, the return of a rented property abroad (vacation home), which you also use.

Formula

The formula to calculation:

Fully leased:

Return = annual cold rent (cold rent * 12) / investment (purchase price and ancillary costs)

Partial leasing:

Return = annual cold rent / investment (purchase price and ancillary costs)

So, in principle, the same calculation.

Rent: How much rent for which villa?

Tip. Wondering how much a property worth X can be rented out for? Compare offers on platforms for vacation homes or also on AirBnb. Use similar parameters (location, condition, living space, bedrooms).

This way you can also benefit from the experiences of other landlords in the location without having to do a lot of rental experimentation yourself.

Example: Renting in the main season – 2.6% return!

For example, an acquaintance rents out his property worth 2,100,000 euros for 54,000 euros in the month of July alone.

Yield for this month:

2.57 % from the purchase price

In Germany, investors focus on real estate for their capital investment, with an annual return of 6%, so in hotspots like Ibiza you can earn almost half of the necessary minimum return in one month. Of course, the year does not have 12x the month of July on offer (hot temperatures, summer vacations in many countries). But the main season alone, May to September, generates a decent amount of return.

Unfortunately, you pay a little more interest and also the rental must be organized.

Fees: Rental and House Service + Advantage

Those who rent in hotspots like Mallorca, Ibiza or Marbella, of course, do not take care of it themselves. But there are excellent contacts on the spot, who take over everything directly for 20-25% of the rental income: Rental, house cleaning, maintenance to garden and pool maintenance. Of course, you could hire everything separately, but everything from one source is the best way to rent stress-free to serious tenants.

Renting through agency:

20% – 25% of the rental income

Once again the great advantage:

• Villa renting
• Communication with tenants
• Handover of the villa (moving in and moving out)
• Maintenance
• Outdoor facilities like garden, pool, tennis court, etc.
• Everything without stress

Let’s now look directly at a practical example with concrete figures.

Advantages: Return from rental and increase in value (land).

Real estate in the Spanish hotspots are of course somewhat more costly than buying “at home”. This brings the yield advantage, not everyone “dares to take the step”. In addition, you need more equity abroad, a whole 50-60% of the purchase price. More about this in a moment.

1. Good returns, often over 10%
2. In addition, increase in value of the property

Purchase price incl. refurbishment for example calculation

In the example, you buy a property including ancillary costs for 1.9 million euros and invest another 240,000 euros for the refurbishment to the final touches.

• Purchase price: 1.90.000 Euro
• Redevelopment: 240,000 euros
• Investment: 2.140.000 Euro

In peak months like June, July and August you can get 50.000 to 60.000 Euro / month, realistically and with pre-booking in January, February, March. We calculate 14.000 Euro / week in peak season +/- 1 month before and after peak season; also we consider realistic vacancy and your own use, for example over the winter months.

Calculation: Income from rental

The months then differ. Example:

• January – March: Self-interest
• April: Empty
• May: 12.000 Euro / week
• June – August: 14.000 Euro / week
• September: 11.000 Euro / week
• October – November: Empty
• December: Self-interest

Your return on investment is then calculated from the purchase price, rental/house service and the income:

• Annual cold rent: 260,000 euros / year
• House service (20%): 26,000 euros / year
• Annual rent (net): 234,000 euros / year

In sum:

• Investment: 2.140.000 Euro / year
• Yield: 10.9 % Yield

In Germany you can find real estate with yields over 10% only extremely rarely or in C-locations, which bring risks with them. Here you buy in the best location, villas with pool and sea view.

Increase in value of the property

Then, on top of the real estate yield, there is the general increase in land prices. Do you know what advantages places like Ibiza and Mallorca offer? Space is not infinite. Just like in Switzerland, for example, building space is limited and accordingly the real land price increases are higher compared to a capital investment you make “at home” nearby.

Here is an excerpt from the Frankfurter Rundschau, current from last year:

“On average, prices for island properties increased by 27.2 percent, with the highest rate of increase recorded by market researchers in the city of Palma, 42.1 percent, followed by the southwest, where vacation properties now cost 37.8 percent more than five years ago.”

Let’s calculate “only” with the 27.2% average.

• 27.2 % / 5 = 5.45 % p.a.

What are the incidental costs of buying real estate?

The cost block of incidental expenses is relatively extensive if you really consider all aspects. But there are a few differences.

Costs for the broker

Brokerage costs – In Germany, brokerage costs (for private purchases) are split 50% each between seller and buyer (by law). If a property is sold from company to company, the distribution of the brokerage costs is freely divisible between buyer and seller. In Spain (i.e. also Ibiza, Mallorca or Marbella) the brokerage costs are already included in the purchase price of the property (5% for standard properties).

Property tax on the purchase of a villa

Wealth Tax – If you buy a property in Spain and put over 700,000 euros of the purchase price from equity (not financing), you will have to pay tax on everything above the 700,000 euro exemption amount. Spanish wealth tax is between 0.2% to 2.5% of the net assets you bring in.

Tip. The exemption amount differs in the municipalities. In Catalonia and Valencia, the tax-free amount is only 500,000. In Madrid, the tax-free amount is unlimited.

Example:

• Total purchase price of the villa: 1.8 million euros
• Equity share (60%): : 1.08 Mio Euro
• Allowance: 700,000 euros
• Taxable assets: 308,000 euros
• Tax rate: 0.3%
• Tax amount: 924,00 Euro

Property tax: table

Here are all tax rates with assessment limits:

Source: WF Salinas.

Refurbishment for existing properties

Refurbishment and upgrading – Surely you still want to design your villa according to your wishes and ideas. For this you have to calculate at least with costs for the upgrading and depending on the year of construction of the house, or the last renovation, also with renovation costs (garden, pool to bedrooms, kitchen, bathrooms).

Typical ancillary costs at a glance:

1. Theoretical travel expenses (site visit)
2. Brokerage costs – pays seller
3. Notary fees – contract of sale
4. Land register costs – change of ownership
5. Refurbishment / upgrading (for existing buildings)
6. Wealth tax (from 700,000 euros)
7. Property tax (after purchase)

Conclusion: buy and rent villa

You have now really learned a lot. About the return on rent in seasonal times. You have learned the taxes, but also the incidental costs from the purchase with real estate agent, to the rental in maintenance of your property.

With this knowledge, you can find a profitable villa for rent in Spain.

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Real estate agents: Villa Portfolio Ibiza, Mallorca & Marbella

As a real estate agent I am on canvassing for clients, we provide exposés, schedule viewings and help with the buying process on site, from notary to financing if needed. A small selection and choice of my villas in Mallorca, Marbella and also Ibiza, you can find here:

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Financing abroad: equity and interest rate

You want to buy a villa in Spain? Whether Mallorca, Marbella or Ibiza, the conditions for real estate financing differ significantly. If you do not buy your villa for 100% personal use, but rent the villa partially or even completely as an investment, then you should know the special conditions in Spain. In addition, I also give you a few insights from the USA, as a comparison. So you can see how cheap a financing in the home country and how expensive loans as a foreigner in other countries become, in relation to your interest rate and your equity. In the end, it’s always about return on investment.

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Return leverage: equity and interest

The biggest levers within the return are 1) equity share, 2) interest rate and 3) fixed interest period. The “higher the costs” the worse the return.

A complementary guide to buying and renting a villa.

What does yield mean?

Return, simply put, compares your capital investment to what you earn from your property (renting). If the return (income / investment) is 6% or more annually, your villa is generating enough for the tenant(s) to pay for your villa.

Negative return effects due to interest rate & Co.

The higher the monthly costs (repayment, interest and maintenance), the lower the return. So if the interest rate you have to pay for a loan increases, this has a negative impact on the return.

Negative effects at a glance:

1. Equity investment
2. Repayment
3. Interest
4. Maintenance

It’s the same with equity, of course. Because, as you will learn in a moment, you have to provide significantly more equity as collateral abroad. The more equity you have to provide, the more assets are tied up in your property.

Rentals and extras in the south: pool, garden & co.

In addition, there are the typical maintenance costs, of course extended and aspects such as garden service and pool service. For example, if you use your villa only 2, 3 or 4 months a year yourself and rent it out the other time.

Learn here everything first and important about financing a villa in Spain.

Equity investment abroad: Spain

The use of equity capital differs considerably abroad. The main reason for this is that, in case of doubt (default), banks can only access the property with increased effort. Accordingly, German banks rarely finance foreign real estate and refer you to a local partner.

Equity comparison: Germany, Spain and USA

For a real estate financing in Germany you need, for the first, second and also third real estate about 15% equity.

In Spain, whether Mallorca, Ibiza, Marbella or other hotspots, the bank charges significantly more, usually 50-60%.

• Equity in Germany: 10-15
• Equity in Spain: 50-60%
• Equity in USA: 100%

If you want to buy your property in the USA, you have to expect even more. Often you even have to buy with 100%. Why is that?

Security, access and legal systems

As already described in the introduction: Equity serves as collateral for the bank. The more “risky” the loan, the worse the conditions. In this country, a good credit rating is sufficient to obtain the usual conditions of 10-15%. Abroad, many factors are added, for example, the legal system. Within Europe, or the European community, it is still a little easier than with third countries, such as the USA.

Lending factors:

• Interest rate
• Fixed-interest period
• Equity share

Interest rate and fixed interest rate

Interest rate and fixed interest rate – The fact is, as a foreigner you get worse conditions in other countries, after all the risk increases. Interest rates, or higher interest rates, have an extreme effect on profitability.

Interest effect: cost increase at only 1% plus

Let’s say you borrow 500,000 euros as a loan for financing. Every year (every month) you pay off a little of the loan amount. The smaller this remaining debt, the smaller the amount you pay for interest.

Interest rate example in 1st year:

• 500.000 Euro at 1% pa. = 5.000 Euro / 1st year
• 500.000 Euro at 2% pa. = 10.000 Euro / 1st year
• …

Remaining debt and interest calculation p.a. (per year)

Let’s say that after year 1 you have repaid 5% of the loan amount, i.e. 25,000 euros. This leaves a remaining loan of 475,000 euros. The basis for the interest calculation in the following year.

Interest rate example in the 2nd year:

• 475.000 Euro at 1% pa. = 4.750 Euro / 2nd year
• 475.000 Euro at 2% pa. = 9.500 Euro / 2nd year

Conclusion: 1% more interest adds up

The difference adds up with each year your loan runs.

• 1st + 2nd year at 1% pa = 9,750 euros interest
• 1st + 2nd year at 2% pa. = 19,500 euros interest

Fixed interest rate briefly explained

At 5% repayment pa. you assume (without unscheduled repayment) a loan with a term of 20 years. This is where the fixed interest rate comes into play.

That is why the fixed interest rate (borrowing rate) is so important. Here, the interest rate is fixed for period X and remains unchanged within the period. After X years, you then have to look for follow-up financing.

So you know more about the required equity, repayment and your interest block. On the subject of maintenance of villas, in countries like Spain, I have written an extra guide.

Negative effects at a glance:

1. Equity investment
2. Repayment
3. Interest
4. Maintenance – more in the guidebook:

Buy and rent villa abroad

Yield, season, service charges, renovation, financing… Villa buy and rent – A popular model among many owners, especially villas located in places where others go on vacation. For example, Spain as a hotspot, especially Mallorca, Ibiza but also Marbella, depending on the personal ties you have to one of the places.

Who wants to rent out his villa, buys not only for personal use, but also classically as an investment with the goal that the property generates income. So much (yield) that the costs are covered (loan repayment, interest and maintenance of the villa). Learn here everything you need to know about the return on investment, the seasonal rental of a villa, your utilities from maintenance to pool service and facts about financing. Also, the Spanish property tax when buying real estate.

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Real estate agents: Villa Portfolio Ibiza, Mallorca & Marbella

As a real estate agent I am on canvassing for clients, we provide exposés, schedule viewings and help with the buying process on site, from notary to financing if needed. A small selection and choice of my villas in Mallorca, Marbella and also Ibiza, you can find here:

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You want to buy a villa in Ibiza?

I was on tour again. This time 3 days on Ibiza to find a Vila for a friend. Time enough to jot down some Ibiza tips for you too. PS: You want to buy in Ibiza and are looking for a consultant for buying (and upgrading)?

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Why Ibiza? Climate and weather

For those who move to Ibiza, there is one main reason: the always beautiful, warm climate and sunny weather of the ballear island. Especially wintering and renting in the summer, during the peak season, is a popular model, even for villa owners in Mallorca. A brief look at the statitical values:

Ø Low temperature / Ø High temperature in ° C:

• Winter (January): 7 ° / 15 °
• Summer (August): 31 ° / 21 °

Then the most important question from customers:

How much does a villa in Ibiza cost?

Real estate investors and brokers know: Asking price is not selling price.

I like to calculate for my clients, in a first evaluation, like this: Each square meter (with beach view) costs 10,000 euros. If recently renovated or new 15,000 euros. In addition, there is “the view”. The better the view, the more exclusive, the more expensive. Depending on the size of the villa 100,000, 200,000, 500,000. As always, upwards there are no limits.

A “nice” villa in “good” location (everything is relative and depends on your individual goals and desires) with 200 m² so 2.000.000 + “View”.

As in Germany, it is worth looking at existing properties in which you can still invest a little to get a more attractive purchase price. Per square meter, you can expect a cost of around 1,800 euros at a corresponding level.

Buying on the Bellearen, read more buyer tips here (purchase price, building substance, etc.):

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The most exclusive locations, the most expensive places: let’s start in Ibiza’s A-locations.

Tip. All places are with map, so you can easily find your way around, even if you do not know the island or have visited only briefly.

Ibiza: A-location for your villa

Start me with (my, personal) A-locations on the island. Starting with Eivissa, the “island capital” with direct access to the airport, shopping, but also beaches, yacht port, etc.. Then I take you to Es Cubells, one of the most exclusive and expensive places in Ibiza.

1. Eivissa (Ibiza Town)
2. It Cubells
3. Roca Llisa
4. Sant Jesús
5. Santa Eulària des Riu
6. Cala Salda

A-location means mainly south-facing and sea view, the most popular are of course:

• Villa by the sea, or at least
• Villa with sea view
• Villa with pool

Eivissa: Ibiza Town with airport, shopping, etc.

Eivissa is the largest city on the island and around the city you will find villas of all kinds. From the almost historic, spacious finca with 350 years of history, to the ultra modern new construction villas. From the airport you can reach all parts of the city within minutes.

Advantages of Eivissa:

• City and shopping
• City life and culture
• Airport
• Yacht harbor
• …

A small selection of my properties in Eivissa: Ibiza Villa.

Es Cubells: Most exclusive location & gated community

Es Cubells is a village in the southwest of the island, with attached gated community on the cliffs, towards Africa.

Want to live next to soccer stars from Barcelona and Madrid? One of the few gated communities built right on the cliffs. So there is only one road into this community with villas from 6 million to ~ 25 million. Individual wishes upwards are of course no limits. In a short time there will be no more properties under 10 million.

I now had another of the few gems that were on the market for only 3.7 million. An incredible villa built in the cliffs on several levels.

The travel time from the airport is about 30 minutes, with a comfortable ride.

Advantages of Es Cubells:

• Secluded, who really seeks tranquility
• One of the most exclusive locations
• Immediate proximity to famous soccer players
• Gated Community (optional)

Most of the properties are on much steeper cliffs than this one:

Roca Llisa: One of the most exclusive adresses

Roca Llisa is also a gated community and can only be entered with a short security check. The big advantage of Ruca Llisa is the proximity to Eivissa (airport, shopping, etc.), the capital of the island. From here to the city you need hardly 15 minutes by car. Here in Roca Llisa there are not only villas in the million range, you can already buy condominiums around 500,000 euros.

Compared to the gated community in Es Cubells a great advantage if you appreciate and love the city and city life. In return, you have absolute seclusion in Es Cubells if you are looking for it in Ibiza.

Here, of course, sell only the best real estate agents in Ibiza. If you are looking for such an exclusive location, feel free to contact me.

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Sant Jesús: North of Eivissa

Sant Jesús has one great advantage, its close proximity to the city. The municipality itself is small, but with the short drive time to Eivissa, this cozy atmosphere is exactly what makes Sant Jesús, so close to the center, so attractive to buyers.

Advantages of Sant Jesús:

• Proximity to Eivissa (City, Shopping, …)
• Proximity to the airport
• Still own community with tranquility
• Great view to Eivissa

Santa Eulària des Riu: 15 minutes from Eivissa

Somewhat quieter, though involving some driving time (for those who need to get to the airport more often), is Santa Eulària des Riu. Nearby is also the Nikki Beach Club, known from Miami & Co.

Advantages of Santa Eulària:

• Quiet and secluded
• Much nature around the community
• Only 15 / 20 minutes to Eivissa

Cala Salda: bay and seclusion

Last but not least in the list of A-locations in Ibiza is the bay around Cala Salda, above Sant Antoni.

• Beautiful bay
• Secluded location
• Small town nearby (Sant Antoni)

B-locations in Ibiza: Upscale island life

My recommendation for good B locations in Ibiza.

1. Cala Vadella
2. Santa Gertrudis
3. Sant Josep
4. Sant Agusti

Cala Vadella: First class cove with tranquility

A dreamlike bay, which is 30 minutes away from the airport, but offers exactly this comfort: Seclusion. With small restaurants, a beach bar, but above all peace and quiet and this unique view into the bay.

Also I am writing this little Ibiza real estate guide just from right here: Cala Vadella.

Advantages of Cala Vadella:

• Really secluded
• Beautiful bay and sunsets

Santa Gertrudis: The “real” Ibiza

Santa Gertrudis, more precisely Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera, is an absolute pearl, in the center of the island. While of course very much of Ibiza is focused on the beach, here you will find the real Ibiza. Another reason for the authentic nature of the place, here is the residence of the Spanish king. In fact, you’ll pass by it every time you leave the expressway from Eivissa to Santa Gertrudis.

No beach view, no sea in front of the house, but the absolute real life of Ibiza, between lemon trees and small two-story houses.

Sant Josep: center island

Sant Josep is on the way to Cala Vadella. It is one of the most central towns and is very close to the hippie market, where you can also spot a celebrity or two. In the core of the municipality you will find everything important and the route to Eivissa is simple: straight ahead. In just 20 minutes you are at the airport.

Popular, well-known and always worth a visit, the “hippie markets”.

Sant Agusti: Wide view over land and sea

Sant Augusti is located next to Sant Antoni, a rather simpler place. But: the view goes from Sant Augusti is wonderful. Here you will also find one of the highest rocky islands rising from the sea. Between the Mediterranean Sea and the property you also look at Ibiza as it is. With small fields and orange trees as far as the eye can see.

Spectacular and fabulously illuminated at night by the lights of Sant Antoni – and better than looking at the inky black sea at night.

C-locations in Ibiza: Good, but simple

C-location does not mean risk, as in Germany. C-location means rather, something “simpler” from the cityscape. You should also know these places and, if necessary, omit them directly from your real estate acquisition.

1. Sant Antoni de Portmany
2. Formentera

Sant Antoni de Portmany: The city of the British

One of the great places in Ibiza, but rather with British tourists looking for a cheaper alternative. By no means a comparison to Mallorca and Palma de Mallorca, but by Ibiza standards, not the first choice for buyers.

Formentera: offshore island with ferry connection

A beautiful island, but really only for those who want to live really secluded.

To be discovered

Coming soon more about:

• Port de Sant
• Portinatx
• Cala de Sant Vincent
• Cala Llonga

Financing a villa: Financing in Ibiza

Financing a foreign property – This aspect cannot be summarized in a general way for the whole world. But here is a little insight for Spanish real estate.

Equity: Share in loan financing

In Spain, however, you can expect to have to provide between (40 to) 60% equity as a rule.

~ 60% equity

In Germany, it is usually only 15% equity that you need for real estate financing.

Security of the bank for foreign property

Why is that? For example, you live in Germany and your property is in Ibiza. Suddenly something goes wrong with the current financing, one or two installments arrive late at the bank. The effort, simply put, to get the property would be enormous for the bank, compared to a property that is in Germany.

Accordingly, the bank requires much more collateral from you for such a property abroad, even as a millionaire. Your regular house bank will most likely also refer you to a Spanish partner bank, which will then provide the financing.

But don’t worry, I can advise you on this aspect as well.

Contact and advice on purchase

You want to buy in Ibiza and are looking for an advisor for the purchase and financing of the property? Call me!

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Get to know more, Spanish hotspots of the Mediterranean here.

Mallorca: The largest ballear island

Buy Villa Mallorca – Villa with pool, unique views of Palma, secluded coves or hotspots like Son Vida (suburb of Palma) and Port Andratx, in the west of the island. Mallorca is the buyer magnet in the Mediterranean when it comes to real estate. There are many hotspots, but only this island combines “the big city life” with beach, nature, sun and tranquility – in the secluded villa neighborhoods. Some have been visiting the island for 5 or 10 years and know exactly in which area of Mallorca they want to buy, others are still undecided about the right location in Mallorca.

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Marbella: The “Miami of Europe” for many golfers

Villa in Marbella – Especially for golf lovers Marbella is one of the hotspots in Europe. Many call Marbella the “Maimi of Europe”. Pleasant to warm climate all year round and almost exclusively sun, in all seasons. Marbella is considered one of the hotspots in the Mediterranean, along with the hotspots of Mallorca and Ibiza. You want to buy a villa in Marbella? I will take you to one of the most southern regions of Europe, spoiled by sun and the good life at the Mediterranean Sea.

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An insight: Ibiza Insight! Villas

Ibiza is rougher than Mallorca and closer (flight time) than Marbella. Accordingly, Ibiza is one of the hotspots on the Balearic Islands and for those looking for a villa, there are several options. Directly at the airport around Eivissa, only 10 minutes away with the same “city location” in Santa Eulària des Riu or scattered and quiet on the island in Es Cubells or Cala Vadella.

Here’s a sneak peek at my Pinterest gallery.

The gallery on Pinterest:

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A few of the most interesting locations:

Roca Llisa

One of the most exclusive areas in Ibiza and gated community:

Price-wise, as always, there are no limits.

Your view in Roca Llisa:

Santa Eulària des Riu

Villa in Santa Eulària at night:

View from the terrace during the day:

It Cubells

Cala Vadella

The bay of Cala Vadella:

More highlights: Villas on the Mediterranean Sea

More highlights from Mallorca and Marbella on Lukinski Pinterest.

Mallorca Insight! Villas

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Marbella Insight! Villas in Marbella

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