Indeed, that is the question. There has been something of a pushback against holiday rentals in recent times, but is that really in the interest of the homeowner? In response to a combination of housing shortages and the nuisance that can result from poorly managed holiday
You could say that a high level of repeat business is the most sincere form of flattery, especially in the hospitality business. Indeed, it’s a clear sign that your customers are pleased and feel at home in your resort or development, and therefore a very
With three luxurious residential resorts under management, Esenzia can offer guests and homeowners alike a growing variety of holiday experiences. Aloha Hill Club, Nueva Andalucía Esenzia has grown out of the highly successful management model that residents and guests at Aloha Hill Club have been enjoying for
People have been successfully and lucratively renting out their holiday homes for many years now, but the latest set of regulations both help protect owners’ rights and make it more difficult to manage home rentals without the support of specialised professionals. A number of factors have
Pressure has been mounting on the Spanish authorities to deal with a housing shortage and high rental and purchase prices exacerbated by the fact that so much of the country’s housing stock is being used for short-term holiday rentals. The new law on holiday lets
If you own a holiday home on the Costa del Sol but don’t use it all the time it makes good sense to rent it out and allow this asset to earn income. However, before you do there are some things you should know about. Renting
Know your market To provide the right kind of service, day in day out, requires the specialist resources and know-how of a company with hands-on experience. Esenzia has been managing residential resorts for over 15 years. We advise developers on how best to present their offering, working
Managing a residential resort requires a very specific set of skills and resources that blend hospitality, property management, and community development skills. Unlike traditional resorts, which cater only to short-term guests, residential resorts serve both homeowners and holiday guests, all of whom expect a seamless blend
The Spanish government, as in many other countries, has been under pressure to manage a housing situation that has been allowed to get out of control over the past two decades, during which properties previously used as primary housing by mostly local residents have been
There used to be resorts and urbanisations of homes on the Costa del Sol – now the two are increasingly merging into one. The Costa del Sol used to have a very clearly defined difference between hotels and resorts on the one hand, and private properties