Buying in Spain
Buying a house in Spain: what to look out for?
"Buying a house in Spain, what should I look out for?" This is one of the most common questions we receive at Confianz. Therefore, we will
27 July 2018
On this page you will find all blog posts about buying property in Spain.
"Buying a house in Spain, what should I look out for?" This is one of the most common questions we receive at Confianz. Therefore, we will
Is the Spanish property market safe for foreign buyers? Although the Spanish housing market has become more professional since the property bubble, it still lacks strict regulation
Thursday 12 July 2018 Confianz appeared in the press. Glenn Janssens spoke to Trends magazine about the extra costs and pitfalls in the
Do you rent out a property in Andalusia on a short-term basis through promotional channels (such as Airbnb or Booking)? If so, you fall under the strict rules for Viviendas de
What is an urbanisation in Spain? An urbanisation (urbanización) is an urban-demarcated residential area of residential character, often with communal facilities and services.
Worried about recurring costs after buying your dream home in Spain? You are not alone. A common question among property investors is what the
Do you want to buy a property on the Costa del Sol? The buying process in the Andalucía region differs significantly from other regions in terms of taxation and law
If you are buying property on the Costa del Sol (Andalusia), on top of the purchase price you need to take into account a cost rate of 10% to 12% on average
Are you going to buy property in Spain? Then the NIE number is your very first administrative requirement. Without this number, you cannot legally register the transfer of ownership,
The Cédula de Habitabilidad (also called Licencia de Primera or Segunda Ocupación) is an administrative document confirming that a property meets the
Those buying and financing property in Spain with a mortgage have enjoyed significant cost savings since the mortgage law (Ley 5/2019) came into force. Since June 2019
Is your deposit for a Spanish new build safe without the Breyne Act? No. Because in Spain you only become owner upon completion (and not