What our buyers want in a Marbella home
July 21st, 2020 — 2:20pm
As the specialist in Nueva Andalucia property, Nordica has over 30 years of experience in finding people the Marbella homes they want. Each individual has different needs and preferences, but there are general homebuyer trends and these evolve over time. Right now, we’re in such a period of change where the typical things that our clients are asking for – the home specs and lifestyle features that are important to them – are changing in response to the Covid-related experience earlier in the year. Continue reading »
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People have been coming to Marbella for decades now to relax, have fun and enjoy not only a fantastic climate but also first-class leisure amenities. Over the years, many have extended their holiday relationship with this region to buy a second home and spend as much time here as possible, and before long the Costa del Sol also became a favoured place to retire—but for a long time working here was a little more complicated. 
It is one of the classic landmarks and luxury icons of Marbella, and after a thorough preparation for the end of lockdown, the Puente Romano is opening its doors again on 2nd July, in time to receive the most discerning international guests with whom this resort hotel has been a firm favourite since it was first inaugurated in the 1970s. 
The avenue that connects Marbella town and Puerto Banús has long been the epicentre of style and glamour in Marbella, and right in the heart of it is the Puente Romano, which together with its sister hotel the Marbella Club Hotel is where it all begin back in the 1950s, when international jet-setters first started coming to these shores. They made the Marbella Club one of the legendary venues of the Mediterranean, and in the 1970s the Puente Romano Hotel opened its doors and added a whole range of five-star deluxe resort amenities. 
It couldn’t be helped, with large parts of the world, including the Costa del Sol, in lockdown in response to the Covid-19 situation, business was down for the simple reason that movement and travel were impaired. Sectors such as retail and hostelry were particularly hard-hit, as were airlines and certain types of manufacturing, but property agents, both in Marbella and across the world, proved very adaptable in using modern communication technologies to continue to offer