Property maintenance is an important part of owning a property in Spain. Whether you own a villa in Costa del Sol or an apartment in Málaga, there are certain maintenance tasks that you must undertake to ensure the continued performance and value of your property.

Short-Term rentals which are less than 60 days in Andalusia, require a valid Short-Term Rental License.  The requirements to obtain a short-term rental license are: These requirements can be met, but what are the costs, the taxes and government fees which should be paid ? Our property management services assist with all of these requirements

Being a house owner on the Costa del Sol in Spain, brings opportunities of both capital appreciation and rental income making it potentialy a very profitable investment and creating a potential second-income for its owners. Nomatter whether you rent-out your property or not, property management is required to be assured that your house is secure, that it is being maintained, and that all taxes and government service fees are being

Our firm is based on the Costa Del Sol and we offer guidance with the legal requirements of being a property owner here. These requirements vary depending upon the use you give to your property, i.e. family-use, long-term rental or short-term rental.Our firm can provide legal assistance for the folowing property sections:

There is a strong demand for Short-Term rental property on the Costa del Sol almost all year round, and this can be an extremely profitable exercise. The requirements for short-term rentals are: With the right property and correct management, you will receive the income you

Buying a house on the Costa del Sol, Spain may bring opportunities of capital appreciation and rental income making it a profitable investment. This can be a second income through short term rentals while you are not using it. Whether you rent it or not,

Marbella ranks third in the ‘Top 5’ of the cities with the highest rental housing in Spain, with a price of 22 euros per square meter (m2), according to the latest report on rental housing on maximum prices and minimums of the main Spanish cities

The change in planning will be submitted to public consultation for a period of ten days The Marbella City Council will again modify the urban regulations of the General Urban Planning Plan (PGOU) of 1986 to adjust its use to the current needs of public

Access to purchase housing has been complicated in recent years in Andalusia, especially for the tightest economies. The real estate market continues with a growth trend, gradually approaching the figures it registered before the economic crisis, and prices do not seem to stop growing. While

The high demand for housing in Malaga reached its highest point in the last decade in 2018, both in the province of Málaga and in the capital itself. The CBRE consultancy, the Real Estate Board of Spain has highlighted that developments in Teatinos, La Térmica