Do the Low-Rise People Pay for the Lift?
It's one of the most frequently asked questions in residential communities: do ground-floor apartments have to pay for an elevator? And it's no wonder. Those who live on the ground floor often wonder if
Blog
Discover our blog where we explore the latest trends, technological innovations, knowledge about the sector and perspectives from experts in lifts and lifting systems.
What is a One-Person Lift?
You may have heard of a one-person elevator, and if not, it's easy to imagine what it is: an elevator designed for only one person per trip.
How Much Does It Cost to Install a Lift in a Community?
Accessibility in buildings is no longer just a wish: it is a right and, in many cases, a necessity. Improving the lives of those who live on the property—especially
Can I Deduct Lift Losses? Case by Case.
If you're a property owner in Spain, sooner or later you'll have to ask yourself this question: can I deduct the elevator expenses? The answer, frustrating as it may sound, is the classic one: it depends. Because
Is It Difficult to Sell an Apartment Without a Lift?
Selling a house is never a walk in the park. There's always something that complicates things: the price, the paperwork, the timing... But if the apartment is in a building without an elevator, the issue is even more complicated.
Can I Be Forced to Finance a Lift?
It's a question that sooner or later arises in many communities: Can I be forced to finance an elevator? And the answer isn't as simple as yes or no.
