On this page you will find all blog posts about buying property in Spain.
Clients often think that buying something in an urbanisation in Spain is by definition a safe purchase. However, this is not always correct. An urbanisation
When you own a property in Spain, there are a number of annual fees you have to pay. In this article, you will find an overview of
In this entry, you will find all the information you need about buying a property on the Costa del Sol. Step by step, we will explain to you the buying process
If you are considering buying a property on the Costa del Sol, keep in mind the additional costs. These costs depend on
When you buy a property in Spain for the first time, you will need to apply for a NIE number. This article discusses how to apply for this number.
When you buy a property in Spain, it is important that the Cedula de Habitabilidad is present. This article explains why. What is this? The Cedula
Update December 2018 - If you are a Belgian or Dutch person looking to buy a property in Spain, you may want to consider a mortgage in Spain. There
The Breyne Law does not exist in Spain. If you buy a flat or villa on plan, under Spanish law you do have the right to
After you have started viewing properties and have found a nice property in Spain, the estate agent will ask you for a reservation contract (contrato de reserva)
Recently, a client received the letter 'Propuesta de Valoración y de Liquidación Provisional'. An unpleasant surprise. This is the so-called la complementaria: the Spanish tax authorities demand additional taxes on
If you decide to buy a property in Spain, it is recommended that you hire an independent Spanish lawyer. The task of
Everyone is familiar with a split purchase. A split purchase occurs when parents and children buy a property together. The
