Property Law Advice

Alterations and Refurbishments

Reform licenses

A reform license issued by the municipal town hall (similar to receiving planning consent in the UK and other countries) may be needed for your proposed alterations to avoid any penalties.

It may also be necessary to negotiate a reform permit with your Community of Owners if the work affects common parts of the condominium.

We will make the application to the relevant authorities on your behalf and follow your case through to its conclusion.

Property Questions and Answers

• Guarantees when buying property off plan (Article No. 001)
• Spanish Land Registry, the Nota Simple (Article No. 005)
• Registering land at the Property Registry for the first time (Article No. 007)
• Non registered property (Article No. 012)
• Division of plots of land (Article No. 015)
• Off plan contracts with developer (Article No. 016)
• Breach of the contract by developer (Article No. 017)
• Rights of tenants (Article No. 019)
• Double sale of a property. Horror story! (Article No. 020)
• Is the property market bubble really going to burst? (Article No. 022)
• Breach of a private purchase contract by the buyer party (Article No. 025)

Property Law issues

BUYING PROCCESS IN SPAIN (LEGAL GUIDE)

• Buying "off plan"
• Buying a rural property
• Buying land for development
• Land registry searches

BUILDING, ALTERATIONS & REFURBISHMENTS

• Building your house in Spain
• Alterations and refurbishments

SELLING PROPERTY

RENTING PROPERTY

COMMUNITY OF OWNERS

MORTGAGES & BANK GUARANTEES

FISCAL REPRESENTATION AND TAXATION

DIRECT DEBITS

PROPERTY & CONSTRUCTION LITIGATION

PLEASE NOTE:

If you have any property matter requiring immediate attention please contact Diego Echavarria (00 34) 606 307 885 (mobile)