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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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20
Aug
2025

Business AM spoke with the experts at NB-ESTATES about the trends shaping the Spanish real estate market today. Their insights reveal why Spain remains so attractive to buyers and which factors are driving the market forward.

15
Aug
2025

The Northern Costa Blanca has been a popular destination for years among those who consciously choose sun, tranquility, and a refined lifestyle by the Mediterranean Sea. More and more international buyers are turning their attention to this region as a permanent base — and for good reason.

The area around Moraira and Jávea is known for its Mediterranean charm, small-scale character, and high quality of life. From green hills and azure-blue coves to lively markets and international communities, this is a region that offers much more than just good weather.

09
Aug
2025

Spain’s property market is booming in 2025, with the strongest June since 2007. Both resale and new-build properties are in high demand, creating unique opportunities for investors and buyers.