Investors/ buyers of off-plan properties in spain can regularly view photos of the construction online.

eyeonspain.com are introducing a new service for investors/buyers of off-plan properties in Spain to keep them up-to-date with the progress of construction by posting regular photos on the Internet. Construction photos of the new developments are updated online every month so that buyers can watch the construction progressing, and their investment growing!

Buying off-plan in Spain is becoming increasingly popular due to the low prices and investment potential, although there are risks involved. eyeonspain.com provides a service so that investors/ buyers can watch the progress of their purchase over the Internet, from anywhere in the world. This brings peace of mind to the buyer that the construction is progressing as planned, or not, as the case may be. The fun aspect of eyeonspain.com is that buyers and their friends and family experience great joy after anticipating the viewing of their monthly instalment.

This novel concept has so far received an overwhelming amount of interest, especially from agents in Spain wishing to offer it as an additional service for their clients. eyeonspain.com will be officially launched on 12 July 2004, covering the entire south of Spain. At the moment interested subscribers are being asked to visit the website, www.eyeonspain.com, and register the details of the development on which they are buying to ensure that they are able to subscribe to the service as soon as it goes live.

Up until now the business has been run on a small scale with great success, albeit under a different name. Subscribers to the service have made comments such as “We find the photos a great reminder of exactly what we are looking forward to”, and “It’s great! We can watch our investment grow in Spain for such little cost!”, and “The photos are of great use as we wont be able to get over there until later on in the year”.

The service provided by eyeonspain.com is a new concept and of great benefit to the many thousands of people buying off-plan properties in Spain.