For Rent- 1
- 1
- 72 m²
Brick loft on Ząbkowska
€1,400/ month
Praga · Warsaw
Everything a home should be
Made for everyday living
Where city life feels easy
- For Rent
For Rent- 3
- 2
- 112 m²
Terrace apartment in Ruzafa
€1,850/ month
Ruzafa · Valencia
For Rent- 1
- 1
- 64 m²
Workshop loft in Malasaña
€1,650/ month
Malasaña · Madrid
For Sale- 3
- 2
- 135 m²
Classic apartment on Calle de Velázquez
€1,150,000
Salamanca · Madrid
For Sale- 3
- 2
- 118 m²
Family apartment near Campo de Ourique market
€640,000
Campo de Ourique · Lisbon
For Rent- 2
- 1
- 78 m²
Garden-square apartment in Príncipe Real
€1,950/ month
Príncipe Real · Lisbon
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Lisbon, Madrid, Valencia and Warsaw: one team, with local people in every city who know the streets, the buildings and the landlords.
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“We moved from Kraków with two suitcases and a cat. The team found us a flat in Estrela in ten days and explained every document in plain language.”
Frequently asked questions
Everything you might want to know before you move.
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Explore FAQWhat do I need to rent an apartment?
Usually a passport or ID, proof of income (payslips, an employment contract or a recent tax return) and, in Portugal and Spain, a local tax number (NIF or NIE). We tell you exactly what each landlord asks for before you apply.
How much is the deposit?
Most long-term rentals ask for one or two months' rent as a deposit, sometimes plus one month in advance. The exact amount is on the listing and in the contract we send you before you sign.
Can I rent before I arrive in the city?
Yes. We can show you the home by video, send you the contract to sign digitally and hand over the keys when you arrive.
Can foreigners buy property in Spain, Portugal and Poland?
Yes. In Spain you need an NIE and in Portugal a NIF. In Poland, citizens of the EU and the EEA can buy apartments without a permit; for others, we put you in touch with a lawyer who can check your case.
What costs come on top of the price?
Plan for purchase tax, notary and land registry fees and, if you take one, mortgage costs. As a rough guide, set aside around 8 to 12 % of the price; we give you a breakdown for every home.
Do you help with mortgages?
We work with independent mortgage brokers in each city and can introduce you. The decision and the choice of bank are always yours.
Which cities do you work in?
Lisbon, Madrid, Valencia and Warsaw. Each city has its own local team.
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