Strategic Pricing & Marketing
Positioning your property to attract high-caliber, reliable tenants (corporate expats, digital nomads, and affluent locals).
Turn your Spanish property into a truly passive, high-performing asset. We handle the tenants, the maintenance, and the legalities. You simply collect the returns.
We don’t just collect rent; we optimize performance. By keeping your asset in pristine condition and minimizing vacancy rates, we maximize your long-term capital growth and immediate cash flow.
Managing a property from abroad is a full-time job. Setting the gold standard for property management in Spain, SFERO delivers maximum yields without the operational headaches. We treat your property like an institutional asset, whether you require dedicated property management in Valencia or coastal oversight.
Positioning your property to attract high-caliber, reliable tenants (corporate expats, digital nomads, and affluent locals).
Comprehensive background, financial, and reference checks to ensure your asset is in safe hands.
24/7 rapid response for repairs. Utilizing our trusted network of in-house contractors, we deliver elite property management in Valencia, Alicante, Costa Blanca and Costa del Azahar to preserve your property’s pristine condition.
From rent collection and tax reporting to assisting with your mandatory tourist license in Spain for short-term rentals, we ensure strict adherence to Spain’s changing urban leasing laws (LAU).
Yes. In the Comunidad Valenciana you need a regional tourist-use licence (VUT), which requires a favourable municipal compatibility report (ICU) and registration with the Generalitat; the rules were tightened by Decreto-Ley 9/2024. National short-term-rental registration rules have also been changing recently, so we confirm the exact current requirements for your property before you list. SFERO handles the whole licensing process.
Gross rental yields in 2026 average around 5.7–6.4% in Valencia city and about 6.4% on the Costa Blanca, with the strongest districts reaching 7–9%. Net yields typically run 1.5–2 percentage points below gross once costs and taxes are accounted for.
Under Spain's tenancy law (LAU), a tenant can stay for a minimum of five years (seven if the landlord is a company) through mandatory annual extensions. The deposit is one month's rent, and since the 2023 Housing Law the landlord – not the tenant – pays agency fees on a primary-residence let.
Long-term management typically costs 8–12% of the monthly rent plus VAT, while short-term and holiday management runs 15–25% of bookings. SFERO's full service covers licensing, guest management, cleaning, maintenance and non-resident tax filing.
Yes. We provide fully remote, end-to-end management for non-resident owners, including tenant sourcing, day-to-day operations and the annual Modelo 210 non-resident tax return.
We manage the property, you collect the returns.