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Buying Off-Plan Property in Spain: Everything You Need to Know
Purchasing an off-plan property in Spain can be an exciting investment opportunity, especially with the limited stock in the resale market. However, it requires careful planning and due diligence to ensure a smooth process. In this blog, we’ll explore the main considerations for buying off-plan property, including costs, legal obligations and tips for protecting your investment.
Changes to Tourist-Use Homes Regulations: Decree Law 9/2024
If you’re renting out a property in the Valencian Community for short-term tourism, it’s essential to be aware of the latest changes introduced by Decree Law 9/2024. These modifications impact how tourist-use homes are regulated.
CaixaBank Predicts Decline in Euribor and Surge in Housing Prices Until 2025
CaixaBank Research has revised its predictions for Spain’s housing market, painting a more dynamic picture for the years leading up to 2025. According to the research presented by Judit Montoriol, the Lead Economist at CaixaBank Research, during the IV National Housing Congress in Málaga, the Euribor will continue to drop, while housing prices are expected to accelerate beyond previous estimates.
Capital Gains Tax in Spain: What Every Non-Resident Needs to Know!
If you’re a non-resident and planning to sell your Spanish property, understanding how capital gains tax (CGT) applies is crucial. Today, Alex joins colleague Pedro, an expert in tax law, to break down the details.
Exploring the Granada Property Market: A Hidden Gem for Real Estate Investment
The Granada province, a captivating region in southern Spain, offers a diverse and dynamic real estate market that appeals to a wide range of buyers. Whether you’re seeking a renovation project in a quaint inland village, a luxurious estate near the city, or a coastal retreat, Granada has something for everyone.
The Role of Prenuptial Agreements in Buying Property in Spain: Key Considerations for Expatriates
When considering the purchase of property in Spain, particularly as expatriates, there are several legal aspects to consider to ensure that your investment is protected. One of the key elements to consider is the use of a prenuptial agreement (prenup) or postnuptial agreement (postnup), especially when the property is meant to be passed down to children.
Explained – Buying a Property in Spain in Your Own Name or through a Company
Should I buy a Spanish property in my own name or in the name of a company? We explain the pros and cons of both scenarios and general information. As there is no hard and fast answer as to what maybe appropriate for your personal circumstances we suggest you contact My Lawyer in Spain for further advice.
New Supreme court ruling for temporary Spanish residency
New Supreme Court ruling means you can renew your Non Lucrative Visa, even if you have spent less than 180 days in Spain. The supreme court ruling means renewals for temporary residence authorisations are no longer affected by absences from Spain for more than 180 days a year.
New Regional Tourist Law for Andalucia
In this blog and video, we discuss the new Decree 31/2024, issued on January 29th, which introduces significant changes to tourism regulations in the region. Join Alex and his colleague Patricia as they delve into the specifics of this new law, its aims, and its impact on property owners and tourists alike.
Retiring to Spain: Essential Steps and Expert Advice
In a recent webinar hosted by Liz Rowlinson from Place in the Sun, experts Nathan Andrew of Specialty Advice and Alex Radford from My Lawyer in Spain shared their insights on the crucial steps for retiring to Spain. Both panelists bring years of experience in their respective fields, offering valuable advice to British and Irish expatriates considering the move.