1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small files that a website can save in your browser to remember information. Some expire when the session ends; others remain for a specified period.

On this website, we use a first-party cookie to remember that you have dismissed the cookie notice. It contains no unique visitor identifier and is not used for profiling.

2. Types of cookies we use

Basic technical cookies. The only cookie implemented by this website remembers your choice to dismiss the notice. It is not stored until you select “Got it”.

Analytics and advertising cookies. This website does not implement analytics cookies, behavioural advertising cookies or tracking pixels.

The technical cookie described here only remembers an action you requested. Its use does not require consent under Article 22.2 of Spain’s LSSI-CE. Selecting “Got it” does not authorise any analytics or advertising processing.

3. Detailed cookie list

The cookie is shared by the Spanish and English versions on the same domain. It may expire sooner if you delete it or your browser limits its retention.

4. Managing or deleting cookies

You can reopen the notice using the “Cookies” button at the bottom of the website. To delete the saved preference and display the notice again, use the following button.

We currently use no optional cookies requiring consent or its withdrawal. If these are introduced in future, you will be able to reject them or withdraw your consent through an accessible website panel.

You can also delete cookies through your browser:

Menu names may vary by device and browser version. Deletion applies to the browser you are using and may remove other preferences if you select all websites.

For any questions about cookies or privacy, contact contacto@ayreestates.es.

5. Updates and changes

We will review this policy when the tools used, their purposes or applicable requirements change. The revision date will appear at the beginning of this document.

Before introducing cookies that require consent, we will update the list and provide options to accept, reject or customise them. They will not be enabled until the relevant consent has been obtained. Browsing or publishing an amendment will not constitute consent.