Source: Freepik Author: Redaction Visual communication is the art of conveying information, ideas, concepts and values through visual elements , in their various forms and possibilities, which can include images, colours, typography or video. In the property market, this type of communication is the secret weapon of the most well-known companies, acting as an intangible asset of their brand, as it represents what the company is and what it offers. Not only does it act as a catalyst for your presence on the market , but it can also be used to attract customers, arouse interest in a property and, most importantly of all, close sales. In marketing, especially digital marketing, you need strong words, creativity and originality, so this type of communication will make all the difference if you want to move your business forward and bring it to fruition. Find out how. Visual Communication: the abc of a good marketing strategy Look at your brand image and do this exercise: what do the colours, shapes and positions involved in your branding represent? This will be your first idea of what visual communication is all about, and it involves the visual image of what you are communicating. In visual communication, shapes, graphics, photographs, colours and fonts are important, especially when creating communication pieces such as mailshots, social media signatures or communication campaigns , where you will have to make use of what is available to you in your brands rule book to convey it with recognition, coherence and notoriety. Through this strategy, you will be conveying professionalism, pride and part of your institutional values , which you can transpose not only to your logo but also, for example, to your website. Image counts for a lot and will be the first impression a potential client will have of you and your business . Strategies for effective visual communication 1. Get to know your target audience By understanding the needs, desires and aspirations of your clients and potential clients, youll have an idea of what you can and cant do, the limits associated with your image, and what will attract the most curiosity. Details such as the shades of colour you choose in your communication, or the treatment you give to the images you use, will make a difference to your type of audience, who will recognise in your brand the elements that are usually evident in what you communicate to them . 2. Create a strong visual identity Your brand has to be memorable and consistent in all your communication pieces, particularly any communication campaigns you initiate. Use colours, logos and typography strategically to convey your companys personality. 3. Use high-quality images Professional photographs and videos of the properties you are selling are essential for showing your clients and potential clients what it would be like to live in them, and thus fuelling their desire to buy . Invest in images that capture the essence of the homes you sell and arouse interest in visiting them, promoting more qualified and successful sales opportunities . 4. Tell stories Visual communication is a great channel for conveying stories , and its not just about showing pretty, eye-catching images. So make the most of your visual strategy and tell stories through your communication that make your audience connect. 5. Maintain consistency Its important to use the same visual identity in all your marketing materials and campaigns, from leaflets to online adverts, but also on your website and social network s. This is the only way to achieve maximum awareness and recognition, both within and outside your environment. How can you apply these strategies in practice? Visual communication is easy to develop when you have creativity and concrete ideas for the direction you want a particular brand or product to take. So, to move from theory to action, its important to have the right tools on your side to help you with any process involving this marketing strategy, whether its developing graphic arts for your brand, such as logos, leaflets or other materials, or designing your website, which is your brands shop window and one of the first platforms where potential customers will find information about your company. You should therefore invest in a CRM that offers you maximum possibilities, namely eGO Real Estate , which offers not only an integrated property management platform, but also tools that will make your business stand out , including the possibility of having personalised brochures and logos, as well as unique websites and templates that will make your digital presence more prominent and successful. Focus on improving - Brochures, informative and attractive, that present the main details of the property, or properties, with photographs, floor plans and contact information; - Templates, which you can use for various interactions, that are customisable and allow you to create consistent marketing strategies; - Logo, which is strong, memorable and dictates the visual identity of your brand, and which you can ask eGO Real Estate to develop for you; - A professional website that showcases your properties and services in an attractive and informative way; - Social media, to share photos, videos and information about your properties, preferably with leads integrated into your CRM, which you can get from eGO. So, you know, work on your brand and the image you convey to your audience, generating more qualified connections and higher conversion rates. Visual communication is essential for success in the property market, not least because it will set you apart from the competition, but also because it will attract more leads and customers . Get to know the possibilities that CRM eGO Real Estate offers you in this field and have all the fundamental tools at your disposal to create strong, effective visual communication that can boost your business.
Source: SUPERCASA Author: Redaction Choosing country life is a wise decision because it brings a lot of added value and advantages, associated not only with a higher quality of life, in contact with nature, but also for the tranquility that these areas offer to their residents. The acquisition of a rustic house or farm thus presents a set of advantages that distinguish it from other housing options. If you are looking for a more relaxed lifestyle, in contact with nature and with the possibility of self-sufficiency, this may be the ideal choice for you, and you will find thousands of properties of this kind for sale at SUPERCASA . To make the most informed decision, and get as many options as possible, we have selected the 6 best options for you, but we invite you to consult more options in supercasa.pt and invest in a move to rural paradise. Farm T5 in Alcobaça, Leiria - 300.000€ Farm T3 in Santiago do Cacém, Setúbal - 390.000€ 3 bedroom farmhouse in Silves, Algarve - 590.000€ Farm T4 in Portimão, Algarve - 599.000€ Quinta T5 in Montemor-o-Novo, Évora - 790.000€ Herdade T7 in Peniche, Leiria - 1.955.000€ Discover more suggested options for sale at SUPERCASA : Buy house with garage: 7 suggestions not to be missed , Buy house on the coastline: 8 must-see options
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction Houses in which the tax address has been for 12 months, and which are sold to reinvest the value in another property, will now benefit from exemption from capital gains taxation , reducing this period from the current 24 months required, as approved by the government at the extraordinary Council of Ministers meeting that took place last Monday, 27 May. According to the measure, capital gains resulting from the sale of a property will now be exempt if the property has been the owners tax address for 12 months, reducing the minimum period implemented by the Mais Habitação Programme law, which set it at 24 months. This update, according to the Executive, is intended to eliminate tax obstacles to geographical mobility for labour reasons, allowing the value of capital gains resulting from the sale of the property where the owner lived as their habitual and permanent address for 12 months to be reinvested in a new home for the same purpose. In this way, the period is reduced from 24 to 12 months, of the period prior to the date of transfer of the owners permanent residence, proven by the respective tax address , which is necessary for the capital gains to be excluded from taxation. You may also be interested in: IRS refunds: Tax authorities have already paid out almost 2 billion , Formalising the sale of a property: what are the bureaucracies? and Housing: Pinto Luz indicates urgency in resolving problems
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction If you have a real estate website, you know that its important to analyse data and try to obtain it in the most automated way, so that you dont waste hours looking for information. If the terms Google Analytics, Google Search Console and Tag Manager sound familiar, but you dont quite understand what theyre for, in this article youll discover that theyre very easy to use. 1 - Integrating Google Analytics with the Real Estate Website to analyse metrics Real estate agencies using eGO Real Estate CRM can have their Google Analytics account linked to their website . The eGO user can then analyse the results of their site and find out about visits and the profile of visitors by entering the ID code provided by Google Analytics on the eGO Real Estate site. Google Analytics is a free marketing tool from Google, which you can access by logging into your gmail account and accessing Analytics. You should know that setting up Analytics on your property website is very quick and simple! The eGO Real Estate CRM has a free tutorial available if you want to set it up yourself. If youd prefer someone to do it for you, you can contact the technical team and theyll take care of everything in no time. The advantages of Analytics are many: you can find out who visited your site, their age and region, which properties they searched for the most, what content they read the most, whether they consulted the site via computer or smartphone, and so on. By getting to know the public that visits your site and consults your property portfolio better and better, you can measure all this data correctly in the form of a beautiful, easy-to-understand report. This way, youll easily realise where you can improve and what actions you can take to turn these visitors into customers. 2 - Integrating Google Search Console with your property website to analyse performance Google Search Console is a free marketing tool from Google that allows real estate agents to index their eGO site in organic searches (e.g. from Google). Through this tool, Google analyses the performance of your site and how potential clients reach it. Like Analytics, you can access it from your gmail email account. eGO Real Estate provides its customers with a free tutorial to set it up simply. It also has a technical team to help you. The advantages are many: it helps your site stand out in search engines. Search Console analyses all the pages on your site. So, if a potential client searches for your property, theyll be able to find it through any of these pages. The aim is also to find out which pages are faulty and correct them so that they work and open in search engines. All these actions help to optimise your site, giving it more visibility. Whats more, you can see how often your site appears in searches and what keywords potential customers have used to find your page. 3 - Integrating Google Tag Manager with the Real Estate Website to analyse performance Google Tag Manager is a free marketing tool from Google that allows real estate agents to quickly include elements such as Google Analytics on their real estate website to monitor the performance of their website or a Chat feature to quickly communicate with their clients. The great advantage is that you can access metrics quickly and easily, and that you can communicate with clients at the click of a button and at any time. This opens the door to reaching more interested parties and achieving more results. In short, these three free tools can be easily integrated into your property website using an ID code. This option is possible in the eGO CRM by accessing your eGO Real Estate website. Are you interested? Read more: Learn about Smart SEO
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction According to the Ministry of Finance, revenue from Additional IMI (AIMI) grew in 2023, with the amount paid totalling over 148.3 million euros, which, compared to 2022, represents an increase of 3%. 87,793 collection notes were issued to individual and collective taxpayers, said the Executive. As a result, property owners paid a total of 148 million euros, in line with the total for 2018, 2019 and 2020 , and corresponding to an increase on the 144 million euros generated by the tax in 2021 and 2022. In addition, there were assessments of entries , i.e. properties with a land registry that has not been updated and which is not yet associated with the owners NIF, totalling 29,205 assessments, with a total of 325,000 euros paid out. Also read: BdP bought 3.6 billion euros in national public debt or Public guarantee on house purchases only goes up to 15% of the loan
Source: JLL Author: Redaction JLLs Office Leasing team and Openbook Real Estate are marketing two office buildings located in Lisbon city centre, on Rua Camilo Castelo Branco and Avenida Fontes Pereira de Melo, next to Marquês de Pombal, as the real estate consultancy told SUPERCASA Notícias . The two buildings, owned by the BPI Imofomento Fund, have 8 office floors each and more than 15,000 square metres of total lettable area. Both are undergoing a major renovation with a complete overhaul of the infrastructure networks, new layout and finishes. The investment will place these two buildings among the best office spaces in Lisbon. The aim of this renovation is to obtain Breeam Excellent sustainability certification. In terms of amenities, the assets have an auditorium and foyer for events, several meeting rooms, informal and collaborative working areas, as well as car parks for EVs, bicycles and changing rooms. These features have been increasingly sought after, especially in a market as scarce as ours, with this type of offer. New trends in the world of work have led the office sector to evolve in a more collaborative direction and, therefore, with new demands, not only from this point of view, but also in terms of certified and sustainable buildings, says Sofia Tavares, Head of Office Leasing at JLL . These spaces have all the potential to be two of the best office assets in Lisbon, not only because of their privileged location, close to various means of transport and in the city centre, but also because of their surroundings. From gardens to shops and restaurants, these assets will be fully ready to receive companies or services, ensuring the quality of the facilities, especially at a time when we know that many companies are looking for spaces with sustainability certifications, which is a growing trend, adds Sofia, in the note to which SUPERCASA Notícias had access. Investments in the refurbishment of buildings in the city centre, such as those that BPI Gestão de Ativos is making for the BPI Imofomento Fund, are essential for the vitality of the city, making our capital even more attractive to new businesses, says Eduardo Craveiro Lopes, Real Estate Investment and Asset Management Director at Openbook Real Estate. They are expected to be ready in the second half of 2026. Continue reading: Lisbon and Portos office market shows dynamism , Housing statistics: cement consumption up 2.1%
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction Savills latest analysis of the Lisbon and Porto office market, sent in a statement to the SUPERCASA Notícias editorial team, shows the dynamism registered in both cities in the first four months of the year. Lisbon From January to April 2024, Lisbon achieved 97,436 m² of take-up, significantly outstripping the 24,838 m² recorded in the same period in 2023. There were 56 operations in the first four months of 2024, an increase of 14 per cent on the previous year, with an average area of 1,740 m² per operation. The Parque das Nações area stood out with the best performance, registering 16,919 m² occupied in April and 45,589 m² in the accumulated period from January to April 2024. This performance was driven by two major operations, including the pre-letting of 26,709 sqm by Caixa Geral de Depósitos in the WELLBE Building and the letting by the European University of 15,835 sqm in the Oriente Green Campus. In April, the Other Services sector led absorption with 16,429 m². However, the Financial Services sector was the most dynamic, with 49,800 m² absorbed in eight operations. As far as take-up is concerned, the two operations mentioned above had a significant impact on the sector that stood out the most; however, we cannot fail to mention that TMTs continue to have a significant weight in placements. At the end of the first quarter of 2024, the Lisbon office market had a total stock of 4.4 million m² and an available supply of approximately 445,000 m², with a vacancy rate of 10.02 per cent, with the west corridor having the highest vacancy rate - 19.66 per cent. It should also be noted that, as far as the availability rate is concerned, the real values practised in the prime zones are around half, since the rest do not meet the current requirements of the occupants. By the end of this year, approximately 135,000 m² of new office space is expected to be completed, of which 15 per cent is already earmarked for pre-letting and 53 per cent for owner-occupation. Prime rents remained stable at 28€/m²/month, positioning Lisbon as one of the European cities with the most competitive prime rents, competing with markets such as Athens, Prague and Warsaw. Frederico Leitão de Sousa, Head of Offices at Savills Portugal, says: It is extremely gratifying to note that the office occupancy market in Lisbon continues to show very positive figures, contrary to the trend seen in many other markets, such as the US. The solid fundamentals of our market suggest that this resilience will be maintained, which undoubtedly has a positive impact on the investment market. This optimistic scenario reinforces confidence in the stability and continued growth of the Lisbon property sector, particularly in the office segment. Oporto In Porto, the office market recorded a total take-up volume of 21,284 m² in the first four months of 2024, reflecting an increase of 82 per cent compared to the same period in 2023, making this the best result of the last five years. A total of 27 transactions were completed in this period, representing a 42 per cent increase on the previous year, with an average area of 788 m² per transaction. There were also 8 operations with areas of over 1,000 m². By the end of 2024, 44,189 m² are expected to be completed across 10 projects, of which 35% are already pre-let and 28% are destined for owner-occupation. Prime rents in the northern region showed an upward trend, closing the first quarter at 19€/m², which represents an increase of 5.5 per cent compared to the fourth quarter of 2023. The biggest increase in rents was in the ZEP - Expansion Zone - due to the growing number of new buildings being commercialised that stand out for their quality and efficiency. Graça Ribeiro da Cunha, Offices Associate at Savills Portugal | Porto Division, stresses: the positive trend in the volume of absorption in Portos office market proves the growing dynamism of this segment of the property sector. On the other hand, the increase in prime rents reflects the placement of quality products on the market, which has also been notorious. Stay tuned to SUPERCASA Notícias for more topics like this one
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction In the first quarter of 2024, as AICCOPN reported in a press release to SUPERCASA Notícias , cement consumption on the domestic market rose by 2.1 per cent year-on-year, a significant slowdown compared to the +13.4 per cent recorded in the first three months of the year. As far as municipal licensing is concerned, by the end of March there had been a year-on-year reduction of 14.5% in the total number of licences issued for new construction or refurbishment of residential buildings. Similarly, the number of dwellings licensed for new construction fell by a significant 23.1 per cent year-on-year, from 9,033 dwellings in the first quarter of 2023 to just 6,942 dwellings this quarter. In March, the implicit interest rate on mortgage loans stood at 4.61 per cent, an increase of 1.78 percentage points compared to the same month in 2023. With regard to the median house valuation for the purposes of bank loans in March 2024, there was an increase of 6.5 per cent year-on-year , as a result of variations of 5.7 per cent in flats and 9.2 per cent in houses. Region in the spotlight: Greater Lisbon In the Greater Lisbon Region, the number of dwellings licensed for new construction in the twelve months ending in March 2024 was 3,748, down 11% on the 4,209 dwellings licensed in the previous twelve months. Of these, 8 per cent are studio or one-bedroom units, 34 per cent are two-bedroom units, 40 per cent are three-bedroom units and 18 per cent are four-bedroom units or higher. As for the bank valuation of housing, there was a year-on-year variation of 3.5 per cent in this region in March. Stay tuned to SUPERCASA Notícias for more on this subject
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction The Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) will finance more than 2,000 million euros worth of works, and the government is expected to sign contracts with several Portuguese municipalities this month , which, according to the Minister for Territorial Cohesion, Manuel Castro Almeida, will establish the requalification and construction of schools, housing and health centres, civil construction works that must be completed by June 2026. The Minister, who was in Monchique, in the district of Faro, to sign the first contracts for the requalification of a total of 4 secondary schools, said that the rest will be signed in the next 15 days, covering the school park in the North and Alentejo, for which 450 million euros have been allocated from the PRR. I hope that our country has the capacity to carry out all the work by mid-2026, which is the deadline for having the work completed, he said, noting that the government is against the clock, in a real hurry, to sign the contracts that will allow the mayors to open the tenders so that the work can begin this year. With regard to this rush, he emphasises: Im asking the local authorities to be as diligent as possible in putting the work out to tender. This is a demanding endeavour on everyones part . The Regional Coordination and Development Commissions (CCDRs) have been putting pressure on the government to ensure that the applications are assessed in good time, while pointing out that one days delay could be important for the execution of these works. If the works arent ready by June 2026, the funding falls through and lets not delude ourselves because Europe is not going to extend the deadlines, he emphasised. Other topics that may interest you: Capital gains: Government reduces tax address deadline , Urban Rehabilitation: main indicators stabilise
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction The IRS tax return for last years income can be submitted until 30 June and, as the Ministry of Finance said last Friday, 31 May, the total value of refunds already paid is over 1,833.3 million euros, with 3,549,462 tax returns paid. According to the tax office, as of 29 May, 3,549,462 tax returns had been submitted and 1,901,064 refunds had been paid . To date, the average value of this years refunds stands at 964.35 euros, with payment taking an average of 22.4 days. This years IRS filing campaign kicked off on 1 June and since then 543,613 returns have been filed, of which 1,580,768 relate to the automatic IRS and 2,950,443 through the normal Model 3 filing. Read on: Cash payments fell 28 per cent in 5 years , Government to approve reduction in tax burden on young people or Home loans: Euribor rates falling
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction Advertising on real estate portals continues to be one of the most efficient ways of selling properties. However, many real estate professionals are so focused on promoting their property portfolio that they forget to also promote their agency and give it the prominence it deserves. 1 - Gain visibility through your logo On the SUPERCASA portal you can highlight your agency in various ways, one of which is through your logo . It sounds simple and, in fact, it is. Your potential clients search for properties on real estate portals, so when they look at the listings theyll see your agencys logo in the top right-hand corner of the property listings. Its a great way to promote your agency and work on your visibility and positioning. Imagine your real estate agencys logo being one of the main ones to appear and stand out among so many properties? This means youll appear more often and, consequently, youll be more likely to be contacted by people interested in your properties. 2 - A good banner ad is a direct entry point A banner is an excellent way of increasing your propertys visibility on property search pages. This way, a potential client who enters the SUPERCASA portal will immediately see your agencys advertisement. The great advantage is that this banner will appear to your potential client on several search pages, and will bring recognition and visibility, since anyone who clicks on the banner will immediately be directed to your agencys page, where your entire property portfolio is located. 3 - Highlight your agency in the municipality where you operate You can also highlight your real estate agency in the municipality where you operate by appearing in search results for real estate agencies in that area . Taking these factors into account can help you find buyers for your properties more easily and stay ahead of the competition. The easiest way to have your agency always visible on the SUPERCASA portal is to opt for one of the above strategies, and watch the magic happen! Click here to give your real estate agency the prominence and recognition it deserves! Read more about: 3 tips to improve the performance of your ads , Real Estate Ads: discover the 5 most valued aspects
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction After more than two years of constant increases in housing installments, Euribor rates are starting to reverse the trend, providing relief for families with home loans. In May, the 6-month Euribor, the main index for housing loans, recorded an average rate of 3.79%, the lowest in the last year. This downward trend will be reflected in June, bringing an additional reduction in housing installments for contracts that will have their rates revised. According to ECO calculations, for the second month in a row, all contracts indexed to the 3, 6 and 12-month Euribor rates will see a reduction in installments. Since October, Euribor rates have begun to reverse the upward trend observed since the spring of 2022. This has slowed down the updating of mortgage installments, allowing families to begin to feel a reduction in the value of their monthly payments. For the coming months, Euribor rates are expected to continue to fall, reflecting the expected change in monetary policy by the European Central Bank (ECB), which is expected to make its first cut in key rates at its June 6 meeting. This move is supported by several members of the ECB Governing Council, including Vice-President Luis de Guindos and the governor of the French central bank, François Villeroy de Galhau. Even the more cautious, such as Klaas Knot and Joachim Nagel, governors of the central banks of the Netherlands and the Bundesbank respectively, agree on the need for cuts. However, there are still significant uncertainties that could affect the pace of interest rate cuts , and consequently Euribor rates. Despite this, the current trend offers important relief for many families who have been facing continuous increases in their housing payments. Read also: Sustainability in home design: everything you need to know
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction The tourism sector in Portugal saw a drop in the number of guests and overnight stays in April 2024 , according to a flash estimate released by the National Statistics Institute (INE). This drop was influenced by the timing of Easter, which this year was celebrated at the end of March, affecting stays in both March and April. Last year, the vacation period was concentrated in April, resulting in an unfavourable comparison for this year. In April 2024, the tourist accommodation sector recorded 2.6 million guests and 6.5 million overnight stays, representing variations of -3.7% and -4.3% respectively. In contrast, in March 2024, there was significant growth of 12.3% and 12.8% in the same categories. Overnight stays from residents in Portugal fell by 12.5% to 1.8 million, after two months of growth. Overnight stays from non-residents fell by just 0.8% to 4.8 million, marking the first drop since March 2021. INE pointed out that these results were influenced by the moving structure of the calendar , i.e. the effect of the vacation period associated with Easter. In 2023, Easter was concentrated in April, while in 2024 it was split between March and April, affecting annual comparisons. Main Inbound Markets and Regional Performance The ten main inbound markets accounted for 75.2% of total overnight stays from non-residents in April. The British market, with a share of 18.2%, was the largest inbound market, despite a slight decrease of 0.2%. Germany, with an 11.7% share, grew by 2%. On the other hand, the Spanish market suffered a significant drop of 42.5%, with a share of 6.9%. Among the Portuguese regions, the Alentejo and the Algarve showed the biggest falls in overnight stays in April, with decreases of 11.3% and 9.9% respectively. The Center region also recorded a reduction of 8.3%. In contrast, the Autonomous Region of the Azores had the biggest increase in overnight stays, with growth of 7.5%. The Autonomous Region of Madeira, the West and Tagus Valley, and Greater Lisbon also recorded growth, albeit more modest, with increases of 0.8%, 0.5%, and 0.1%, respectively. Average Stays and Regional Indicators The average stay in tourist accommodation establishments in April 2024 was 2.48 nights, a decrease of 0.6% compared to the 0.4% increase in March. The longest stays continued to be observed in the Autonomous Region of Madeira (4.45 nights) and the Algarve (3.73 nights). In contrast, the shortest stays occurred in Centro (1.68 nights) and Alentejo (1.77 nights). These figures reflect the influence of the Easter calendar on tourism dynamics and highlight the variability in regional performance within Portugals tourism sector. Follow these and other topics in SUPERCASA News
Source: Freepik Author: Redaction What are they? Tiny Houses are compact homes that represent a different concept that goes beyond the “house on wheels”: they are designed to be minimalist, sustainable homes with the necessary comfort. Many have a mezzanine, as a way of making the most of the existing space and, at the same time, having more rooms. More and more people are curious and adept at this style of living in small spaces, with a view to sustainability and a greener future. Those who buy a Tiny House usually want to contribute to a simpler, more environmentally friendly lifestyle. There are two types: houses on wheels and fixed houses. They are characterized by being clad in wood. There are various ranges in terms of features, size, weight and decoration. What does the legislation say? If its a Tiny House on wheels, not being fixed houses, they are exempt from paying IMI . In this case, the highway code applies to caravans. So be careful where you park. You will have to pay for insurance and licenses that also apply to caravans. If its a fixed Tiny House, licensing is mandatory for this type of construction and is governed by the Legal Regime for Urbanization and Building, approved by Decree-Law 555/99 of December 16. The installation of these houses is subject to licensing in accordance with the requirements of the town hall in the area where it will be located. They can be placed on rustic or urban land. It is also important to know what the Municipal Master Plan determines, as well as whether the land is part of the National Agricultural Network or the National Ecological Network. If the architectural project is approved, you must submit the project for specialities such as electrical distribution, sanitation and gas. Subsequently, the City Council will consult the legally competent entities to issue the appropriate opinion, authorization or approval, so that the building permit can then be issued. It is important to pay attention to taxes, particularly the payment of IMI. These houses can be a more efficient option, unlike a traditional house, and maintain the durability of the materials they are built with. They offer good thermal and acoustic insulation. Read more about: Spacious homes up to €300,000: six options at your fingertips