On this page you will find all blog posts about buying property in Spain.
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
A reservation contract (contrato de reserva) in Spain is a provisional agreement that allows a property to be owned by the owner for a limited period (usually 15 to 30 days).
After buying your Spanish dream home, do you unexpectedly receive a letter entitled 'Propuesta de Valoración y de Liquidación Provisional'? If so, you
Why choose Confianz for your property purchase in Spain? When buying property in Spain, Confianz guarantees your legal and fiscal security. In contrast
What is a split purchase? A split purchase is a property transaction where ownership is split: the parents buy the usufruct (the right to use the
The intervention of a notary is legally required in Spain for the transfer of property, but his role differs fundamentally from that in Belgium
Buying a property in Spain requires a fundamentally different approach than in Belgium or the Netherlands. Where domestically, the notary has a controlling role,
Buying a house on plan in Spain (compra sobre plano) means investing in a property that is yet to be built. Although this financial
Buying property out of bank repossessions in Spain offers financial opportunities, with prices often 20% to 40% below market value. However, this financial
From 1 January 2018, inheritance tax will be reduced in Murcia and Andalusia. There are also changes to gift tax. In certain situations, it is now
