Real Estate

Selling a property in Spain as a non-resident has a tax cost that few calculate properly before signing. In some cases that cost is zero, because there is an exemption that eliminates the tax entirely, but most seller...

The boiler breaks down. Moisture appears on the ceiling. The bathroom tap is leaking. When something fails in a rented apartment, the first question that always arises is the same: who has to pay for it? The answer is...

Terminating a lease agreement may seem, at first glance, like a personal decision. However, from the moment the lease is signed, legal obligations come into play that neither party can ignore. In Spain, the regulation...

The tourist rental market in Spain is undergoing a period of significant regulatory transformation. Since April 3, 2025, the new Horizontal Property Law establishes clear rules on who can dedicate their property to sh...

The new Andalusia housing law marks a turning point for the region’s real estate sector. Approved on December 16, 2025, and in force since January 24, 2026, this regulation introduces significant changes in the regula...

Real estate lease bonds are a key element in any rental agreement. They are a financial guarantee that helps protect the landlord against possible damages, unpaid rent, or other breaches, and also provides clarity fro...