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Buying a property in Spain is different from buying in Belgium. The tasks of the Spanish notary are rather limited. Among other things, the notary is not responsible for the verification of building permits, linked debts, the statutes of co-ownership, the registration of your property in the land register, etc. In addition, you should be well aware of the purchase costs and taxes linked to your Spanish property. Together with our team, we aim to provide complete guidance from A to Z, in full transparency and in your native language.

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01
Oct
2024
Buying a Second Home for Vacation Rental

Are you considering buying a second home that you can also rent out as a vacation property when you are not staying there? Then this blog is for you! We provide an overview of the process for legally offering your property while complying with local and regional regulations. Together, we protect you from the consequences associated with illegally renting a vacation home. Follow this step-by-step guide to obtain a permit.

29
Jul
2024

Growing concerns about the impact of mass tourism and rising property prices in Spain raise the question of whether it is still attractive to invest in the Spanish property market.

22
Jul
2024

Gianni Seghers traded his life in Beveren for the Costa Blanca to help Flemish people find their dream home. Now he works at New Construction in Spain and aims to create a Flemish enclave in Spain