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Real Estate: Spain leads the world ranking of countries with crypto-properties for sale

Looking ahead to the new year, these are the 10 “hottest” areas in the sector where talent will be key to business development. Spain leads the world ranking, with a total of 289 properties, ahead of Thailand with 227 properties, according to Forex Suggest. A Forex Suggest report shows that Spain is the country with the most properties for sale in cryptocurrencies. With a total of 289 properties offered, it has become the number 1 in the world of the ranking. Disruption came to the real estate sector in conjunction with blockchain, a new way of doing business came with the crypto market, and the real estate sector has been taking advantage of it in the best possible ways. Thus, the list of countries with more properties for sale that can be paid with cryptocurrencies starts with Spain, with 27% more properties for sale than Thailand. Thus, the list of countries with more properties for sale that can be paid with cryptocurrencies starts with Spain, with 27% more properties for sale than Thailand. Next in the ranking are Portugal, United Arab Emirates, Montenegro, Mexico, United States, United Kingdom, Turkey and El Salvador. These are the top ten countries with the most properties available for purchase with cryptocurrencies.

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These are the 10 profiles that will stand out the most in real estate in 2023

Looking ahead to the new year, these are the 10 “hottest” areas in the sector where talent will be key to business development. The real estate real estate closed the year 2022 with record business figures despite the economic situation that, in some way, mitigate the less optimistic forecasts for the year ahead, according to the Spanish multinational talent search company Catenon. In Spain, the real estate sector is attracting new companies, private investors and investment funds that have been successfully developing new business models for years. Looking ahead to the new year, the firm has identified 10 “hot” areas in the sector where talent will be key to business development. According to Catenon, real estate is a very mature sector that, after the pandemic, is developing new business models such as build to rent, senior living, coworking or house flipping (buy, renovate, sell). “Spain continues to be a very attractive country for foreign investment. A very mature and secure market, which offers a lot of second-hand product to rehabilitate,” says Carlos Benjumea, Executive Director of Catenon. In this context, according to Catenon the 10 most sought-after corporate areas will be: 1.- Data analytics. Analytics and Big Data have made a strong entry into an already digitized industry, but it needs to strengthen its data-driven decision-making processes and optimize risk management. Therefore, transversal profiles are especially in demand by Investment Funds, Socimis, Family Offices, Real Estate Consultants and new companies(Proptech). Innovation. Innovation is gaining strength in real estate, associated both with infrastructure and its management, as well as with the development of new business models, and is linked to areas such as energy efficiency and decarbonization. ESG. Well living is a growing trend that includes health and wellness in the spaces where people live, work or visit and extends to the concept of healthy buildings. Certifications such as Well V2 Platinum from the Well Building Institute (IWBI) and Leed Platinum (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) set new standards in wellness, energy efficiency, sustainability and reputational improvements for organizations. Debt. Debt management in strategic positions is going to be the most demanded profile typology in the real estate sector in 2023. A sector where debt funds that offer bridge loans as an alternative to banking are gaining prominence every day. 5.- Investments. Investment is a key element of real estate, a sector in which investment banking is increasingly present, and the demand for specialists in the sector will grow throughout the chain of players, from developers to investment funds and marketers. Asset Management. Asset and wealth management is a priority factor in real estate, which requires managers with a strong knowledge of the sector and integrated planning, organization and management skills to optimize performance, minimize costs and improve service. 7.- Valuations. This is another key area for the sector, especially at a time of relative uncertainty due to the electoral processes that will take place in 2023 and possible regulatory changes. Investor relations. Their role becomes more critical in growing and expanding companies to ensure their correct strategic positioning with investors and stakeholders. In addition, he is responsible for defining strategies for attracting and attracting investors, investment roadmaps and financing strategies. 9.- Financial Controlling. A profile in high demand in highly competitive markets in terms of margins, investments and financing, whose role is to provide a clear picture of the financial statements and internal processes that allow appropriate decisions to be made. Real Estate Development. The development of real estate projects and the management and marketing of assets throughout their life cycle is gaining prominence thanks to the new emerging business models.

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Digitization in the appraisal process

If there is one trend that has marked the evolution of work, products and services in recent times, it is clearly digitalization. At a time when we are witnessing the creation of native digital professions and companies, other professional sectors, born in an analog era, have also been joining the advantages (and challenges) of digitization. As could not be otherwise, this has also been the case for professional appraisal, which, thanks to the integration of technology, has achieved substantial improvements in quality, agility, accessibility and security. Some of the objectives to be achieved by the introduction of digital procedures in valuation are: – The reduction of the time it takes for an appraiser to produce a report.– Mitigation of the most frequent mechanical or computational errors.– Increasing the amount of information available to the appraiser.– Increased data security.– Improved communication between clients, companies and technicians. The following infographic shows some examples of digitization implemented by different appraisal companies, which, as can be seen, have an impact on the entire process of preparing an appraisal, from its commission to its reception:

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What documentation must be provided for an appraisal?

Among the possible doubts that may arise when we start the appraisal process of a property, this may appear: will I need to provide any document to the appraiser? Although in the most common case (the valuation of homes) the documentary requirements are not high, depending on the type of property and the use that is being made of it, the requirements increase, as you can see in the following infographic: The documentation required for a mortgage appraisal is defined in Article 8 of Order ECO 805/2003. Thus, the common requirement for any type of real estate is the provision of registry documentation, necessary to carry out a correct identification of that which is to be valued. And, as we have commented on other occasions, a mortgage appraisal certifies the value of one or several registered properties, which are those objects of law on which the mortgage will be encumbered and registered. Therefore, the first check carried out by the appraiser is whether the description of the property in the registration documents coincides with the reality that he/she perceives during the on-site inspection (in terms of address, boundaries, surface area and other characteristics). For this reason, a registry certificate or nota simple less than three months old, or a photocopy of the land registry book or property deed, must be provided. Likewise, it is a general requirement to provide cadastral documentation, i.e., the Descriptive and Graphical Consultation of the property that can be obtained at the Electronic Headquarters of the Cadastre, although this is usually obtained directly by the appraiser himself. In some occasions, when the registry documentation induces some type of doubts of identification, the appraiser can ask for a receipt of the IBI or a Cadastral Certification in which it can be verified that the registry holder of the property appraised coincides with the cadastral holder of the visited property. From this point on, the documentary requirements increase depending on the different circumstances of the property being appraised: Finally, some requirements are established for certain particular types of properties: As can be seen, the documentation requirements established by the regulations respond to the need to verify whether there is any condition or circumstance on the property that may affect its value, so it is essential that all these documents be made available to the appraiser in order to obtain a correct and accurate valuation.

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