DOM Costa Blanca Bridges Cultures and Real Estate in Spain

Anna Skora, owner of DOM Costa Blanca, discusses personal experiences, bridging cultural gaps, and the enduring stability of the Costa Blanca real estate market.

A Business Idea Born From Personal Experience

The idea to create DOM Costa Blanca stemmed from a combination of passion and personal experience. Always interested in working with people and the real estate market, Anna Skora recalls how stressful it was when she bought her first property in Spain without knowing the language and with no English spoken at the notary’s office. This led her to want to ease the first steps for fellow compatriots in this sunny country.

The mission of DOM Costa Blanca is to build bridges between Poles investing in Spain and the local community. The agency assists with transactions while creating a space for mutual understanding between two cultures by translating documents, customs, mentality, and lifestyles.

Local Presence and Cultural Integration

An individual approach to clients stems from the fact that the entire DOM Costa Blanca team lives and works locally. With offices in Spain and a team steeped in the culture of Costa Blanca, selling real estate is only part of the work, as they also introduce clients to local gastronomy, music, cinema, and traditions.

Sunny and Stable Spanish Real Estate Market

According to the expert, the real estate market on Costa Blanca has remained stable for decades, with prices rising continuously since the 1950s. Buyers are motivated by consistent values such as the sun, mild winters, beach walks, flamenco, and a leisurely pace of life that political or economic changes cannot alter.

Clients continue to rely on support even after purchasing a property, receiving assistance with everyday matters ranging from internet and insurance to prosaic questions. In 2024, 46 percent of transactions originated from referrals, which indicates client satisfaction.