Diversify your portfolio with a flat located in Calle Cuenca, the perfect opportunity for the small investor in one of the best areas of Valencia, a few meters away from Plaza de España.
A complete renovation will be carried out in the property under the turnkey model, including new furniture and decoration. After the renovation we will obtain:
The Valencian Community, together with the Community of Madrid, Baleares and Catalonia accumulate the largest bulk of the Spanish sales, registering 48.9% of total sales in 2016.
The property is located in a residential area in the centre of Valencia, a few minutes away from the historical area, but also with all the services of a family area, surrounded by schools, supermarkets, banks and leisure options.
The house will be acquired at 19,24% below the current market price, will be rented after the renovation and will be put up for sale in 24 months, when it reaches its target market price.
The estimated net yield for the rent is 3,96% and the cumulative yield once the property is sold is estimated at 19,79%.
The demand for property in central areas of Valencia like this exceeds the offer by far, a fact that increases the revaluation, ease the rent and the subsequent sale.
Housers invests the amount of 3.334 €.
Diversify your portfolio and enjoy the high returns of the Spanish real estate market!
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