Coming Soon: Free Personalised Market Reports For Owners And Sellers

Author: Mark Stücklin
Posted on June 6, 2026

Thinking of selling your property in Spain, or just wondering what the market around your home looks like? I’m preparing a new free service to help owners get a clearer, data-led picture before making any big decisions.

I’d like to give readers a heads-up about a new service I’m preparing for owners of property in Spain: personalised market report presentations.

The idea is simple. If you own a property in Spain, especially if you are thinking of selling, I will prepare a short one-to-one market presentation showing what is going on around your property, in your location, and in your broad market segment.

That matters because you do not sell in “the Spanish property market”. You sell in a local market, in a particular segment, at a particular point in the cycle.

Before deciding how to sell, which agents to speak to, or what price expectations are realistic, it helps to understand the market you are entering.

The presentation will last around 20 minutes and talk you through the key numbers in plain English: wider market trends, local transaction data, active competition on the portals, and the broad segment your property belongs to.

It is not a valuation, legal review, tax consultation, or full sales strategy. It will not tell you what your property is worth. But it should give you something many owners lack at the start of the sales process: a proper framework for understanding the market before making decisions.

Even if you have no immediate plans to sell, the service may still be useful. Your Spanish property is likely to be one of your biggest assets. Understanding the market that underpins it is never a bad idea.

The service is not quite ready yet, but I hope to start offering the first free personalised market report presentations shortly.

Places will be limited at first. If you are interested, fill in the form below to join the waiting list and I’ll be in touch when ready.

For now, the service will be completely free as I test it.