Altavista Property – finding the best property at the best price for you

When it comes to real estate, whether it’s bargain property at the lower end of the scale or luxury at the higher end, you’re going to want to snatch it up at the best possible price. This applies to first time buyers as well as experienced property investors. Getting the best bang for your buck is important especially in a recession where cash can be tight. However, you can make it easier for yourself by following a simple set of guidelines.

Altavista Property can offer you many different types of property and it’s your choice to see whether they will be a good match for you. Altavista Property Spain is very much focused on being more than just another real estate agent, but rather a company that builds relationships for clients and finds the best property possible at the best price. A great thing about Altavista Property Spain is that a lot of knowledge can be gained from a quick chat as they know the areas around Marbella and Costa Del Sol extremely well.

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In 2011 Altavista Property was awarded with Best Overseas Property Agent at the annual Property Investor Show held at London’s Excel Centre. This goes to show that with Altavista Property you’ll be getting a company that has had much experience, but has also been credited awards at the same time. Having these credentials allows the company to negotiate the prime financial deals along the coast. Obviously this puts the clients in a very favourable positions as they get to choose properties which are in the best state, but also ideal financially. With this position many clients choose Altavista Property Spain as their primary real estate agent.

When a company has good values and always looks for the best prices for their clients you know you’ll be getting the best deals possible. Not only are the properties secured for sale, extremely favourable financing is made available for all properties. Up to a maximum of 107% is financed so once the needed documents are provided everything else is handled swiftly. All the other paper work can be handled for you so you can focus on what is important to you when making a new property purchase.

One of the amazing places to find real estate in Marbella that has been scouted thoroughly by Michael Liggan is Meisho Hills, which is one of the most iconic places in southern Spain. Another desirable location which has some amazing real estate is Las Mimosas; this place is not far from the beach and has some of the best properties in Spain. It’s currently the 3^rd most expensive area of real estate in Spain.

Altavista Property Spain can give you many of the best buying options in the area of Marbella with some of the most desirable properties available.

When it comes to bargain properties in Marbella you should be aware that there are now quite a few properties that are undervalued and therefore represent great value for money. Just because you’re looking to purchase a property in Marbella doesn’t mean that you have to spend a lot of money. If you’re from overseas then you’ll find that property in Marbella is extremely well priced, and is actually at the cheapest it has been in years.

The reasons many of the house prices are so low is due to the recession and lack of mortgages being made available for the residents of Spain. This obviously provides many others who do have the funds (whether it means retired couples or investors in property) with great opportunities. These opportunities can be found all across the country but the place where you’ll find the best bargain properties is in Marbella.

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Altavista Property Spain has nurtured many important contacts with developers, mortgage brokers and banks in the years of operating on the Costa del Sol, which means that the property they list will be of the highest quality and can also be financed quickly for prospective buyers. Their negotiations mean you’ll get the lowest possible interest rates and the best conditions possible.

Below are three tips on finding property that is going to be a great investment/ purchase:

1. Know how much you want to spend

Knowing how much you want to spend will put you in the right mind-set before you even purchase any property. Impulse buying on large financial assets is not a strategy that is employed by many, neither is it advised. The only time this is applicable is if a property is an amazing find and needs to be bought straight away but generally this is not the case. If you have a set price range for finding real estate you can start at the lower end of the scale looking for properties that meet your criteria, and then slowly move up until you find one.

2. Find the best places to search

Having a good resource for finding property can do you a world of good. Altavista Property Spain has many different types of property on offer and various requirements can be searched for using the ‘property search’ tool on their website. This will give you a great base to start from and you can start making a shortlist of the types of property you would be interested in.

3. Compare property

As with anything you’re going to want to make sure what you’re getting is the right one for you and all other options have been exhausted. The best way to ensure this is by comparing all of the property that you have shortlisted. As long as you have a set requirement for what the property that you want to buy matches then going through your shortlist should be easy as you narrow it down.

Yet again comparing real estate in Marbella can be made easy through Altavista Property and using the search tool that is made freely available to everyone.

AltaVista Property puts the emphasis on clients’ requirements.

We focus our efforts on matching client requirements and sourcing suitable properties, but given our longstanding experience in real estate and knowledge of this market in particular, we are also able to identify those properties that offer great value.

Michael Liggan, CEO of Altavista Property Spain, has been bringing together buyers and sellers of property in Marbella for years, and knows that Marbella is one of the most popular destinations for buyers of high-end holiday homes in Spain.

The reasons for the popularity of the city’s real estate, explains Michael Liggan, include the facts that the city is on the Mediterranean Sea, it has wonderful climate, well-developed touristic infrastructure, and is a cultural hotspot. Marbella is popular because of its attractive architecture, its sporting facilities, and its many museums and other cultural attractions. Marbella, often referred to as the St. Tropez of the south, has long been a playground for the rich and famous, and the likes of Antonio Banderas own property here.

Analysts believe that Marbella property prices have hit the bottom, again adding to the current popularity of this real estate investment market. Banks have been offloading previously repossessed properties ever since September 2011 and according to Michael Liggan of Altavista Property Spain, real estate developers are trying to sell off properties as fast as they can. This means Marbella property prices are very attractive at the moment.

Michael Liggan is quick to point out that you should not, however, rush your decision. Altavista Property Spain offer their clients several tips that will help make an informed decision. When going property shopping, do not restrict yourself to the famous Golden Mile between Marbella and Puerto Banus. You can find good properties in other parts of Marbella as well as the surrounding locations such as Sierra Blanca, Puerto Banus, La Zagaleta, Nagueles, Sotogrande, Monte Mayor, and El Madronal.

Compare as many options as possible to increase your chances of landing a great deal, says Michael Liggan. Your choice should be based on your particular requirements. For example, buyers can choose between houses, large country estates, mansions, villas, chalets, apartments, penthouses, and luxury residences.

Michael Liggan suggests you should consider enlisting the services of a real estate agent such as Altavista Property Spain to help you with your purchase. Real estate agents have the experience, training, and contacts necessary to get the best high-end property in Marbella at the best price. Real estate agents like Altavista property Spain know the property values and the market conditions, meaning you will pay the right price for your property. Hiring a real estate agent gives you unparalleled convenience since the agent will handle the actual search, the paperwork, the finances, and other aspects of the purchase. If you are buying the property from outside Spain, hiring an agent saves you money since you do not need to travel backwards and forwards to Spain. Your anonymity will also be protected when you hire a real estate agent.

Michael Liggan always advises clients not to put pen on paper without seeking legal advice. Although there is no legal requirement to hire a lawyer before making a purchase, it is certainly a good idea to do so. There are several property conveyancing solicitors in Spain. Altavista Property Spain are able to recommend independent lawyers who have successfully acted on behalf of previous clients.

Michael Liggan advises buyers to ensure that the relevant property searches are done and that the deed to the property is good and correct. Go through the fine print of the agreement before buying the property. This will ensure you understand the finer details in the deal.

And finally, Michael Liggan says do not shy away from haggling over prices if you want a good deal! Buying a high-end property these days does not have to mean paying high prices.

Visit www.altavistaspain.com to start browsing our exclusive luxury property listings in and around Marbella and the surrounding Costa del Sol locations.

The Costa del Sol, A golfing Mecca

With Andalucía widely recognized as the ‘golfing capital of Europe’, what is it that attracts so many golfers to the Costa del Sol?

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Golf on the Coast has been popular since the late 1980’s. The extensive range of courses continue to attract countless golfers; from amateurs to professionals, residents and holiday makers. These days golf is a game anyone can enjoy, gone are the days when golf was an exclusive sport, restricted to the wealthy.

The British Golfing Experience

A typical golfing trip to the UK means that you head to your chosen course armed with protective clothing: jumper, jacket, a nice pair of thick socks. On arrival you discover that the course has been flooded, therefore it is not possible to play. You nurse your disappointment with a rather bland meal in the on-site restaurant, with superb views of rain and wet grass. Nevertheless, there’s always tomorrow.
Unfortunately this scenario continues for the following 3 days, leaving just 4 days of your trip remaining. You finally manage to get your feet on the fairways, hands on clubs, raring to go, but your fingers are frozen from the cold. After a fierce battle with the first couple of holes, the lack of sensation in your hands is making it increasingly difficult to carry on.
Finally you are defeated, cold and miserable, as you head to the nearest pub to commiserate.

Contrast this with the Costa del Sol, and it’s easy to see why it’s such a desirable destination. With an average of 320 days of sunshine per year, golfers rarely have to worry about a game being spoilt by the weather; a round can be arranged without aggravation, at short notice, and enjoyed to its full potential.

A Dream Location

In addition to the year round warm climate, the Costa del Sol also tempts golfers with a wide selection of irresistible courses. Each is set within a beautiful location, providing magnificent backdrops, be it mountain view or sea view.
Thanks to the ever increasing amount of Clubs, there are now greens and fairways almost everywhere you look; with around 30 courses to choose from and more to be built over the next ten years.

Improvements are continually being made with numerous Clubs undergoing total refurbishments. In many cases, a second or even third course has been added to the original facilities. La Cala Resort for example- known as Golf World- has a total of 3 courses and is the largest complex in Spain.

Championship Courses

Not only is Andalucía a golfers paradise, it also plays an important role in professional golf, hosting championships such as the PGA Seniors and the Volvo Masters.
One of the finest clubs on the coast has to be Valderrama, a
championship course with fairways described as the best in Europe.
Golf enthusiasts will be familiar with the prestige
associated to Valderrama, setting of the Ryder Cup- won by Europe in 1997.
Most Clubs on the coast operate a turn up and play system, however some courses have very strict rules such as La Zagaleta Golf Club, open only to residents and members. Many courses are designed for players of all levels: some are more taxing than others like Almenara Golf Club, one of the most challenging on the coast. However, the Costa del Sol caters for beginners through to professionals, so you can be sure to find somewhere to play a round!
Other famous courses located on the coast include; Las Brisas famed for its imaginative design, plus Aloha Golf, Rio Real and Los Naranjos. Another course worth noting is Alcaidesa, the only links course on the Coast is situated near the town of San Roque with great views of Gibraltar.
Many courses are built within residential tourist developments so have frontline golf apartments. A lot of people decide to invest in a holiday home, but there is no shortage of nearby apartments available to rent. A number of Courses have hotels attached, offering a fitting range of amenities and sport facilities on tap.

Discounted Green Fees

A large amount of companies specialise in golfing holidays, for example teetimesanywhere.com. Through online websites you can organize your trip and benefit from discounted green fees.

The average price of a game tends to be around €50, depending on the time of year, although more prominent courses, such as Valderrama, can cost up to €290. Prices adjust according to the season, so it’s best to check green fees and tee times with the golf course itself. Many clubs have their own website; check our Golf Directory for more information and contact details. LINK
When it comes to handicaps, all golf clubs in Spain will anticipate that you have a handicap certificate or letter of competency. You may be asked to show this at any time.

A Celebrity favourite

Many celebrities also enjoy a regular stopover for a spot of golf, particularly for charity events like the popular Bobby Davro Celebrity golf challenge. A fantastic event that takes place in June for the 6th year running, to raise money for the Rhys Daniels Trust. Celebrities and Sport’s World Celebrities battle it out on the fairways to acquire the Rhys & Charly Trophy.

Perfect your Swing?      

If your golf isn’t quite up to scratch don’t be put off. Amidst the development of, and competition between courses, numerous Academy’s are being opened on the Costa del Sol; For example the recently opened Arcos Gardens Golf Academy directed by Ashley Northridge, a PGA class AA professional.
If a basic ‘Golf Aligment Aid’ doesn’t do the trick, there is an assortment of more high-tech equipment available at various courses. The TaylorMade Performance Lab at the David Leadbetter Golf Academy in La Cala Resort is bound to help. Its remarkable fitting system measures the components and results of your swing, capturing, quantifying and animating your total body motions in 3D.

The perfect scenery and the vast amount that the Costa del Sol has to offer, keeps a regular stream of golfers from the UK and Ireland arriving throughout the year.

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AltaVista Property puts the emphasis on clients’ requirements. We focus our efforts on matching client requirements and sourcing suitable properties, but given our longstanding experience in real estate and knowledge of this market in particular, we are also able to identify those properties that offer great value.

Michael Liggan looks at what motivates people to consider a move to Spain, and finds that there is more than one reason.

Of all the reasons cited by immigrants for their decision to move from Northern Europe to Spain (better weather, more relaxed lifestyle, improved healthcare), few have seriously considered the difference in crime rates. Yet now, with the UK’s serious crime statistics showing a marked annual increase, this aspect is starting to be discussed.

Anna Nicholas, a contributor to the Expat section of The Daily Telegraph’s website, has been the most recent journalist to highlight the situation: “According to recently published crime statistics issued by the European Commission, one is three times more likely to be burgled in the UK or twice in France than in Spain.”

These same figures also indicate that violent crime reached a record one million cases while, during the same period surveyed by the European Commission, France registered 341,942 incidents, Germany 208,446 and Spain 112,926.

In 2009 the situation in the UK had worsened to the extent that some tabloids were positing that it was on a par with South Africa, one of the world’s most crime-ridden nations and things have deteriorated further in the past couple of years.

While Spain tends to have a rather higher rate of domestic violence than Britain – which probably accounts for its higher rate of manslaughter – the type of gang violence and anti-social behaviour that now sadly seems to be part of life in many of the UK’s big cities is far less prevalent in Spain.

Figures on the NationMaster.com website reveal that Britain has suffered 45 per cent more murders by youths, while drug offences are also far worse in the UK with 183.419 people per 100,000 being convicted compared to just 27.9 per 100,000 in Spain.

Anna Nicholas’s article stated that the advice given to Londoners by the police was to ensure that they keep their home cash-free at all times to foil burglars during break-ins. Nicholas also quoted one professional acquaintance who was so terrified of being confronted with an armed burglar at night that she keeps a carrier bag full of valuables by her bed to use as a bargaining tool.

Given these circumstances, the fact that some new arrivals to Spain are now giving the British crime rate as a reason for emigration is not a great surprise.

Michael Liggan of Altavista Property Spain says, “While Spain, like most other countries, does have its fair share of petty crime, it is certainly true that we don’t experience the same high level of violent crime that seems to be the norm in Britain these days. In some of the larger cities many places are virtually no-go areas, especially after dark yet, in Spain, it’s part of the local culture to go out after dark to meet friends and have a drink or a meal. Moving to Spain can offer a massive improvement in lifestyle and peace of mind.”

Michael Liggan is a driving force at Altavista Property, and our chief property bargain hunter.

The G.I.R.L.S. Golf Society, based in Marbella, enjoyed a lovely day out on the Campo Europa course last week whilst playing a stableford competition for their members.

Girls Golf Society Marbella

Perfect weather conditions saw some good scoring with first place for the ladies going to Alison Jackson on 39 points  and Charley Walton with 40 Points winning the men’s category. 

Club organiser Lynn Fisher won a nearest to the pin prize and said All the players had enjoyed a wonderful day day at La Cala Resort which had been a resounding success for everyone who took part. 

Over the past 20 years, La Cala Resort has developed into the biggest golf and leisure destination in Spain with 3×18 hole courses, a luxury hotel & spa plus a David Leadbetter Academy. The resort is ideally located in the heart of the Costa del Sol between Marbella and Mijas and only 30 minutes from Malaga Airport. 

Source: The Leader

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With unemployment at record levels and property price falls accelerating in many areas, good news from Spain is thin on the ground.

Much has been made of Spain’s property glut but it seems that in the Costa del Sol at least, falling prices are beginning to clear the market.

According to the Association of Builders and Developers of Malaga (ACP) 10,000 new homes were sold in Malaga province in 2011 which is nearly half the 25,000 new homes on the market at the start of last year.

Could this be the start of shortage of property in established holiday home areas?

Ironically the answer is probably yes, although it may take some time.  

Holiday home markets were hit fast and hardest by the crisis but since then international demand has proved more robust than demand from the domestic market.

Sales volumes are still significantly lower than their peak levels but new supply is likely to be subdued for a long period.  Property markets work in long time lags and construction levels could take at least five years to return to “normal”.

In established destinations such a Marbella, where international demand is strong, 2012 could be the last year it’s possible to pick up real lifestyle bargains.

Source: www.globaledge.co.uk

Michael Liggan of Altavista Property Spain is keen to emphasise that last sentence to potential buyers in the Marbella area – “2012 could be the last year it’s possible to pick up real lifestyle bargains”. Altavista Property Spain currently have a wide selection of bargain discount property in and around Marbella, Puerto Banus and the other popular destinations on the Costa del Sol. Many of Altavista’s exclusive developments, offering luxury apartments, penthouses, town houses and villas, are available with up to 100% mortgages. But, says, Michael Liggan, these kind of opportunities won’t last long. As the article suggests, when the current supply is exhausted, a resulting lack of supply could very easily lead to rising prices again.

It was Fabio Capello’s lowest moment. In the immediate aftermath of the humiliating 4-1 defeat by Germany at the 2010 World Cup, as he surveyed the wreckage of his South African campaign, he said wistfully: ‘I remember Denmark in 1992, they came straight off the beach to win the European Championship.’

In truth, it was an admission of failure. He had just watched England’s supposedly world-class players not just being out-passed and out-classed by a young Germany side in one match but staggering through the entire tournament in a zombie-like state, devoid of energy or enthusiasm.

Capello could not help but contrast it to the joy of other nations at World Cups and European Championships. The ultimate example were those victorious Danes in 1992, a team invited to participate only at the last moment after the expulsion of Yugoslavia and who had literally been summoned from the beaches to play.

If England will not go quite that far in the run-up to Euro 2012, Capello will still be trying something similar. Having concluded that the primary reason for English failures at major tournaments is lethargy, both mental and physical, Capello is searching for a psychological trip-switch to free the players from the straitjacket of fear and fatigue that inhibits them.

So boot camp is out for 2012; beach camp is the way forward. England are off to Marbella to prepare for Euro 2012. And while the training facilities will be first class, there will also be a distinctly more relaxed air surrounded by the playboy yachts, the palm trees and a sparkling sea under the Andalusian sun.

Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk

Unfortunately for the England players, they probably won’t have time to have a look around at some of the Marbella property bargains which abound today. Marbella is the geographical, commercial and holiday heart of the Costa del Sol, and is where Altavista Property is based. Swish Puerto Banus, family-friendly Elviria and the “New Golden Mile” to Estepona expand the options for the buyer here; options that are now back on the cards for people who have considered buying elsewhere due to the price constraints of the past. With 100% mortgages and prices that have dropped 30-50%, our Marbella properties are exclusive to us, and are simply the best value we have right now – anywhere.

A recent article published by the Financial Times highlights the fact that confidence is returning to the property market on the Costa del Sol – and in particular the evergreen favourite of Marbella.

The article says: “The noise of drills and hammers has returned to Marbella as homebuilding begins again after a five-year gap. Figures from Spain’s ministry of development show that nationally prices have fallen 23 per cent since the first half of 2008”.

Renewed construction is a good sign for the area, indicating there is still a strong demand for quality homes in this popular destination. But there are plenty of existing bargains to be snapped up by canny investors as well. Says Michael Liggan of Altavista Property, “We all know property prices have dropped on the Costa del Sol. Our exclusive developments are between 30 and 50% off. How? Because we negotiate bulk discounts, like any good business would. When we take on multiple properties exclusively, we make sure we can sell them for very low prices. Lower than other non-exclusive agents, and lower than the developer would sell for if approached directly”.

At the Reserva de Sierra Blanca scheme in the north of the town, 36 new apartments are being built. The FT article says: “Prices start at €1.15m for the three-bedroom apartments which are scheduled for completion in 2013. Half have been sold off-plan, with Russians the biggest buyers. Developers are gaining confidence from five infrastructure projects, three of which are under way”.

The first of these is the San Pedro Bypass, which is scheduled for completion in early 2012, and will divert traffic from Marbella city centre, relieving congestion during busy summer months. Secondly, Marbella’s beach promenade, the Paseo Maritimo, is undergoing €10m of upgrades and extensions. Thirdly, Malaga Airport, where a third terminal opened in March 2010, is scheduled to have a second runway completed in the first quarter of 2012.

Other infrastructure schemes include the redevelopment of Marbella’s La Bajadilla marina and fishing port. There are plans to build a €400m marina with 858 moorings, including six for super-yachts, and a 200-metre pier for cruise liners. There will be shops, bars, restaurants and a five-star hotel to line the quayside and at least four blocks of apartments, by 2015. The town hall is an enthusiastic supporter of this project because it believes it will help Marbella compete with rival tourist destinations in other countries.

There are also plans to extend Malaga’s commuter railway from Malaga Airport to Marbella, giving visitors and residents an alternative to travelling by road.

When these schemes are completed, their effect on the town’s property market will be transformative. The transport schemes will make it easier for holiday homeowners to access Marbella, while the new marina will draw tourists, providing opportunities to rent out properties.

Despite renewed demand, Marbella remains a buyers’ market. But the best properties don’t stay available for long. Michael Liggan says: “Look out for “Altavista exclusive” throughout our property listings for our very best deals. Remember these properties are limited as they’re hard to find and we never know when we can find more: Make haste while they’re there!”

Altavista Property Spain – We know you’re looking for the best combination of price, value and finance. That’s why we seek out those rare exceptional developments, which we can negotiate the very best deals on and then offer exclusively.

Why are these Altavista Spain exclusives developments the very best we have to offer you?

• Michael Liggan say’s – The prices are as low as you’re likely to find anywhere. We all know property prices have dropped on the Costa del Sol (25% on average). Our developments, though, are between 30 and 50% off. How? Because we negotiate bulk discounts, like any good business would. When we take on multiple properties exclusively, we make sure we can sell them for very low prices. Lower than other non-exclusive agents, and lower than the developer would sell for if approached directly
• Altavista Property – They’re high quality properties. We only even consider taking on the very best, most desirable, key-ready, popular and well-located developments. To find such developments and ensure they “tick all the boxes” is a considerable undertaking as even in today’s market there aren’t many around
• Altavista Property Spain – We’ve negotiated 100% finance terms on nearly all of them. Frankly, the banks have reluctantly agreed to these terms because they need our help. Many are already administering repossessed stock, and we offer them an efficient way of selling such properties. Likewise, they don’t want developments that they’ve financed getting into trouble, so they’re glad for our help here too. One of our conditions is 100% finance. Even in the occasional circumstances where this isn’t possible, we ensure the mortgages on offer are on the best possible terms or with the highest discounts on the sale price

Look out for “Altavista Spain exclusive” throughout our property listings for our very best deals. Remember these properties are limited as they’re hard to find and we never know when we can find more: Make haste while they’re there!

Altavista Property – Spacious Townhouses on the New Golden Mile REF. AVS01070

Well established townhouse development within walking distance of all amenities. The
properties are set within a mature tropical garden with 2 swimming pools.
These townhouses have marble floors throughout, fitted kitchens, 3 or 4 bedrooms and 2
bathrooms as well as a downstairs guest toilet.

The houses have a downstairs terrace a terrace on the first floor, a large roof terrace and direct access to the communal gardens from the downstairs terrace off the living room.
The houses have 142 m2 of built area plus the roof terrace of approx. 40 m2.
Currently three and four bedroom townhouses available.

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Altavista Property – Contemporary Luxury Development Unique in Marbella REF. AVS01079

This contemporary development is unlike anything found in Marbella today. Set on the slopes of Sierra Blanca the views cover Marbella, the Mediterranean, Gibraltar and Africa.
These townhouses are very spacious and designed to offer magnificent views and allow light to enter. Materials have been carefully chosen for their quality and luxury finish. Everything about these properties has been designed with comfort in mind. Properties have varying sets of features, depending on their size and location in the development. Some of these features include private elevators, solariums and plunge pools. All properties will have a fully fitted kitchen and home automation system, a storeroom and an enclosed private underground garage which can accommodate a minimum of two cars. Construction will be completed in the summer of 2012.

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Altavista Property named Best Estate Agency by Overseas Property Professional

Altavista Property was named Best Estate Agency in the OPP Awards for Excellence 2011, which was announced recently at The Property Investor Show & OPP Live at London’s Excel Centre. OPP is one of the key movers in the world of overseas property sales, so to win one of their annual awards marks a great achievement for the company.

The criteria used to decide the winner covered all aspects of running a successful property company, from marketing approach, product quality, customer service, track record and transparency, with entrants undergoing a thorough investigation prior to the OPP panel making their decision. Altavista Property was named the victor in the Best Estate Agency ahead of companies from all over the world.

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