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Not only were they helpful as housing agents but very good advisors on the ins and outs of the city itself. It would be in your best interest to find Mike and Eliana ASAP, for all your housing needs!

- Odette Carey, Bahamas

It is by far the best and easiest way I have found to organise an apartment in Madrid

- T Wilson, Australia

They were extremely helpful and everything seemed very easy

- Simon Turner, UK

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Housing : Madrid

Looking for somewhere to stay in Madrid? INNOVA can help. Here's what we offer:

Apartments and flats to rent, mostly in Central Madrid, Spain
Short-term lets and long-term leases
Accommodation for professionals and students
Rooms in shared flats

Our multilingual staff (who speak Spanish, English, French and Portuguese) usually find a home in Madrid for most of our clients within 72 hours. We work with you during the negotiation and contract signing process, advising on local customs and laws. We specialise in finding affordable, quality housing to rent in central Madrid, but more than that, we will also assist you with arranging utilities, internet connections and anything else you might need to make your stay in Madrid as pleasant and hassle-free as possible.

INNOVA was founded in 2002 and gives you a thirty day guarantee whereby, if you are unhappy with the property you have taken (for any reasonable cause) we will house you again for free.

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We always have hundreds of apartments to rent or lease in the most popular barrios of Madrid, including Centro, Chueca, Chamberí, La Latina, Moncloa, Retiro, Salamanca and Tetuan. Here's some current ones:

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My client Tony, a Brit who moved to Madrid over a year ago, has this to say about how you go about getting medical care in Madrid:

After the first flurry of becoming legal residents of Spain, la media naranja* and I talked about getting registered with a doctor at the local Health Centre.