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Everything you need to know about rental licenses in Andalusia

info@studioheldens.nl — Fri, 16 Jan 2026 10:57:22 +0000

What is the rental license/tourist registration?

If you want to rent out your property in Andalusia to tourists for short stays, you must officially register it with the government. In Andalusia, this is done through the Registro de Turismo de Andalucía (RTA) as a Vivienda de Uso Turístico (VUT).

This registration creates an official tourist license or number, which you must include in your advertisements before you can rent out your property on platforms such as Airbnb, Booking.com, or Vrbo.

In addition, since July 1, 2025, a unique national registration number (NRU/NRA) has also been mandatory at the national level in order to advertise online.

The role of a homeowners’ association (HOA)

The urbanization (community of owners/HOA) plays a major role in tourist rentals:

Permission from the HOA

Since April 2025, you often need explicit permission from the HOA to use the property as a tourist rental — this usually means an approved decision with at least 60% of the voting rights of co-owners.

If tourist rentals are expressly prohibited in the articles of association or in a vote, you cannot obtain a license.

If a VUT license exists, in many cases it remains valid even if a ban is later adopted, as long as you update the municipal and regional registers.

This means that the HOA can directly determine whether tourist rentals are possible in a building or complex and under what conditions.

Can the license be “removed” if it is linked to a property?

License linked to the property

According to the latest interpretation by the authorities, a tourist license in Andalusia is a “right linked to the property,” not to the owner. This means that

If you buy a property with an existing license, you can continue to use it without reapplying as long as the property and registration are up to date.

You must report the change of ownership to the Junta de Andalucía.

When can the license expire?

However, the license may be revoked or become invalid if:

The property no longer complies with the rules (technical or municipal requirements)

The owner fails to fulfill legal obligations.

In other words: yes, a license can be revoked, but not simply because the registration is attached to a property; there must be legal grounds (failure to meet conditions or changes in spatial planning), not just because the owner changes.

Conclusion

The rental license in Andalusia is a strictly regulated process that ensures vacation rentals meet safety and urban planning requirements before they can be legally rented to tourists. The rules are dynamic and include regional, municipal, and even community (HOA) elements:

You need both local municipal approval and regional registration.

The urbanization rules and homeowners’ association permission are crucial and can limit rentals.

Licenses are now linked to the property, but can be lost if the property no longer complies with the rules or plans change.

Do you want to do this legally and profitably? Always start with legal advice and a check with your municipality and homeowners’ association before applying for a tourist rental license.

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Energy labels in Spain from 2030: what does this mean for homeowners?

info@studioheldens.nl — Mon, 18 Aug 2025 05:27:26 +0000

Energy labels in Spain from 2030: what does this mean for homeowners?

From 2030, all homes in Spain must have at least an E energy label in order to be sold or rented out. From 2033, the bar will be raised to label D. The energy label (CEE) was already mandatory for sales/rentals, but now a minimum score is also being introduced.

Why this is important

Without a minimum label, you will not be able to sell or rent out your home.
• A better label increases the value and attractiveness of your home.
• You yourself benefit from lower energy costs and greater comfort..

Example: from label F → label E

Suppose: a detached house from the 1980s in Andalusia with single glazing, an old air conditioner, and no insulation. The CEE report gives it label F.
You can upgrade to label E relatively easily:
1. Install double glazing in windows and doors → less heat loss.
2. Roof insulation (10–15 cm) → biggest step towards label gain.
3. Replace old air conditioning with a modern one → more economical cooling/heating.
4. LED lighting and A-label appliances (replace refrigerator and freezer) → immediately lower consumption values.
With these measures, the house will achieve at least label E and often higher, thus meeting the standard.

Tips for quickly gaining label points
• Start with insulating the roof and windows: this will yield the biggest improvement.
• Consider a heat pump or solar boiler for extra points towards label D.
• Ask a CEE advisor in advance to calculate which measures are most efficient.

Conclusion
The new regulations make energy efficiency indispensable. Even older homes can be upgraded to label E relatively easily. By investing now, you will not only comply with the law, but you will also increase the value and rentability of your home.

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Taxes and costs when buying a property in Spain: What do you need to know?

Sunset Estates — Thu, 27 Feb 2025 13:31:22 +0000

Taxes and costs when buying a property in Spain: What do you need to know?

Dreaming of a second home on the sunny Costa del Sol? Before you take the plunge and buy a property in Spain, it is important to be aware of taxes and additional costs. In this blog, we explain step by step what costs you can expect when buying a house in Spain. That way you won’t face any surprises!

1. Transfer tax (ITP) or VAT on purchase

The transfer tax (Impuesto sobre Transmisiones Patrimoniales – ITP) applies when buying an existing property and varies by region. In Andalusia, this tax is currently:

8% for homes up to €400,000

9% for properties between €400,000 and €700,000

10% for properties above €700,000

Are you buying a new-build home from a property developer? Then instead of transfer tax, you will pay 10% VAT (IVA) plus 1.5% stamp duty (AJD – Actos Jurídicos Documentados).

2. Notary fees and property register

Having your purchase notarised is compulsory in Spain. Notary fees typically range between €800 and €1,500, depending on the purchase price and complexity of the transaction.

In addition, the property needs to be registered in the Property Registry (Registro de la Propiedad). The cost for this is between 0.5% and 1% of the purchase price.

3. Lawyer and legal fees

Although not compulsory, it is highly recommended to hire a lawyer for the purchase process. Your lawyer will check the purchase contract, the legal status of the property and ensure that there are no outstanding debts on the property. The cost for this is on average 1% of the purchase price.

4. Municipal Plusvalia tax

Plusvalia tax is a municipal tax on the increase in value of the land on which the property stands. Although this tax is normally paid by the seller, as a buyer you may have to negotiate this.

5. Wealth tax and annual fees

After purchasing your Spanish property, you will need to take into account annual taxes such as:

Wealth tax (Impuesto sobre el Patrimonio) – Non-residents are exempt up to €700,000 per person.

Property tax (IBI – Impuesto sobre Bienes Inmuebles) – This is a municipal tax and varies by location, usually between 0.4% and 1.1% of the cadastral value.

Rubbish tax and community fees – If you buy a property in an urbanisation, you will pay service fees for maintenance and facilities.

Conclusion: be well prepared!

Buying a property in Spain is a fantastic investment, but it also comes with various taxes and costs. Make sure you set a realistic budget and get good advice from experts.

If you are curious to know exactly what costs you can expect for your dream property on the Costa del Sol, feel free to contact our estate agency for personal advice!

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Spanish Real Estate Market 2025: Why This Is the Year to Buy a Home

Sunset Estates — Mon, 06 Jan 2025 11:36:42 +0000

Spanish Real Estate Market 2025: Why This Is the Year to Buy a Home

The Spanish real estate market continues to be an exciting arena for buyers and investors in 2025, especially for the British who dream of owning a property on the sunny Costa del Sol. In this article, we discuss why this year is the perfect time to buy a home in Spain and how you can benefit from current trends. From Marbella to Estepona and from Carihuela to Benalmádena, we highlight all the important aspects and predictions.

Predictions for the Spanish Real Estate Market in 2025

Experts predict that property prices in Spain could rise by percentages ranging from 4% to as much as 10%, depending on the region. The four largest Spanish banks forecast a price increase between 4% and 4.5%, slightly above the expected inflation rate. Newly built properties in popular areas such as Marbella, Estepona, and Benalmádena are expected to increase in value the most.

International Interest Remains Strong

Spain continues to be one of the most sought-after markets for foreign investors. The quality of life, favorable climate, and attractive returns on real estate draw buyers from across Europe. Regions like the Costa del Sol remain popular with British homebuyers seeking luxury apartments in Carihuela or Estepona.

Supply and Demand Imbalance

One of the key reasons behind the expected price increases in the Spanish real estate market in 2025 is the scarcity of available properties. This applies to both new constructions and existing homes. The construction sector is facing delays in the completion of new projects and limited availability of building land. Additionally, a shortage of skilled labor further restricts construction production. These factors create a persistent imbalance between supply and demand.

Key Drivers Behind the Price Increases:

Growing demand for homes: Population growth, economic recovery, and an increase in foreign buyers, such as the British, drive demand upwards.
Insufficient supply: The construction sector cannot keep up with the rapidly growing demand.
Rising construction costs: The prices of building materials have risen significantly in recent years.
Labor shortages: Higher wages and a lack of skilled workers in the construction sector limit production.

Why Buy Now as a British Citizen?

Long-term returns: Rising prices mean that an investment now will likely increase in value over time.
Historically low interest rates: Although interest rates are gradually increasing, they are still relatively low by historical standards.
Diverse offerings: From luxury villas in Marbella to modern apartments in Benalmádena, there is something for everyone.
Local expertise: English-speaking real estate agents on the Costa can help ensure a smooth purchase without language barriers.

Conclusion

The Spanish real estate market offers plenty of opportunities for British buyers in 2025. With rising prices and sustained demand, now is an excellent time to invest in a property in Spain. Whether you dream of an apartment in Carihuela or a luxury villa in Marbella, the Costa del Sol has something for everyone. Contact an English-speaking real estate agent in Spain and take the first step towards your dream home under the Spanish sun!

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New rules for holiday and short-term lets: a guide for owners in Andalucía

Sunset Estates — Tue, 22 Oct 2024 13:48:24 +0000

New rules for holiday and short-term lets: a guide for owners in Andalucía

The Spanish government has announced the introduction of this procedure, effective from 2025. All homeowners must comply in order to advertise on vacation and seasonal rental platforms.

Although little is yet known about the new national registry, Housing Minister Isabel Rodríguez explained some of the main aspects of these new regulations on tourist and seasonal housing.

According to the decree submitted for public hearing, landlords are required to obtain a registration number, provide the information required for registration or annual renewal. In Andalucía there is already registration and a fixed number, in this therefore nothing will change and these numbers will now be registered nationwide. However, to obtain this number there are now stricter rules and a municipality can decide per region whether to grant a license.

The central government has also announced that the registration number obtained is valid for 12 months. After this renewal must be requested by providing a list of rentals under each rental category for which this registration number was first authorized and, in the case of seasonal rentals, a responsible statement that the reasons justify the seasonal nature of the rental. In the case of Andalusia, tourist property licenses have no expiration date, so they remain in force as long as the accommodation meets the requirements of regional regulations and as long as the owner wishes to keep them in force.

So for now, not much will change in Andalucia, which is a relief to many.

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The 5 Must-Visit Towns and Villages on the Costa del Sol

Sunset Estates — Wed, 14 Aug 2024 10:44:32 +0000

The 5 Must-Visit Towns and Villages on the Costa del Sol

The Costa del Sol is one of Spain’s most vibrant and diverse regions. With a beautiful climate and varied landscape, this region offers a mix of historic cities, luxurious seaside resorts and charming white villages, all within easy reach of each other. Whether you love culture, beach, gastronomy or nature, the Costa del Sol offers a year-round vibrant experience thanks to its proximity to these wonderful destinations. Here are five places not to miss during your trip.

1. Málaga

The vibrant capital of the Costa del Sol, Málaga offers a perfect blend of history and modern flair. Known as the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, a visit to the Picasso Museum is a must. The city is also home to the impressive Moorish Alcazaba fortress and Roman amphitheater. The port, Muelle Uno, is a modern attraction with stores, restaurants and stunning views of the Mediterranean.

Why visit. Málaga combines cultural attractions with vibrant city life, ideal for any traveler (Global Viewpoint).

2. Marbella

Marbella is synonymous with luxury and exclusivity. Here you will find luxury resorts, designer boutiques and vibrant nightlife, especially in the famous Puerto Banús marina. Yet Marbella also has a charming old town, Casco Antiguo, with its narrow streets and whitewashed houses, where you can enjoy the traditional Andalusian atmosphere.

Why visit. Marbella offers a unique combination of glamour and traditional charm, perfect for both relaxation and adventure (Global Viewpoint).

3. Mijas Pueblo

Mijas Pueblo is a picturesque whitewashed village perched high in the mountains with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. The village is known for its traditional Andalusian architecture, narrow cobbled streets and serene atmosphere. Visitors can visit the chapel of the Virgen de la Peña or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings and panoramic views.

Why visit. Mijas Pueblo offers an authentic Andalusian experience with breathtaking views and a relaxed atmosphere(The Spain Travel Guru).

4. Ronda

Ronda is one of the most spectacular cities in Spain, situated atop a deep gorge, El Tajo. The iconic Puente Nuevo bridge that spans the gorge offers breathtaking views. Ronda also has a rich history with attractions such as Spain’s oldest bullfighting arena and Moorish influences in its architecture.

Why visit. Ronda combines natural beauty with a rich historical background, making for an unforgettable experience(Costa del Sol Blog).

5. Estepona

Estepona, located on the western side of the Costa del Sol, has retained its traditional Spanish charm. Its old center is filled with narrow streets, whitewashed houses and colorful flowers, making it one of the most picturesque places on the Costa del Sol. In addition, Estepona offers beautiful beaches, a pleasant promenade and a modern marina. The town is also known for its impressive murals and artwork scattered throughout the city, making a walk through Estepona a cultural experience.

Why visit. Estepona combines the charm of a traditional Andalusian village with modern amenities and beautiful beaches, making it a versatile destination (The Spain Travel Guru).

Conclusion

The Costa del Sol offers a rich diversity of destinations, each with its own unique charm and appeal. The short distances between these cities and towns make it easy to explore multiple places in one trip. This makes the Costa del Sol a vibrant and dynamic region, where you can enjoy both tranquility and activity all year round. Add these six cities and villages to your itinerary and discover the versatility of this beautiful region!

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Marbella voted best European vacation destination 2024

Sunset Estates — Fri, 09 Feb 2024 14:09:59 +0000

Marbella voted best European vacation destination 2024

Based on the vote of more than a million travelers from 172 countries, the organization European Best Destinations (EBD) has released its list of the 20 trendiest places – selected from more than 500 – that will be named “Best European Destinations 2024. “

With a record number of votes, Marbella, Spain, lands at the top of the list, the first time a Spanish destination has occupied first place in the ranking. “It’s the destination that American and British travelers vote on the most to stay in Europe in 2024,” EBD explained. “This is a sunny, five-star, natural, sporty, gastronomic destination with everything to satisfy the most demanding travelers.”

Marbella is the most beautiful, sunny and exclusive of the European destinations, but also part of the best golf destinations in Europe and one of the best destinations for foodies or shopping addicts. Marbella is the favorite 5-star destination for travelers in 2024 .

Wherever golfers choose to play, they will enjoy top-class golf courses, many with panoramic views of the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea, in addition to the opportunity to enjoy a drink or a meal after the round in well-equipped clubhouses.

Take a gastronomic tour of this food-loving Andalusian city that can cater to every craving – plus views and atmosphere.

With three Michelin-starred restaurants serving outstanding cuisine, plus hundreds of smaller eateries serving everything from Mediterranean and Thai to paella and delicious local tapas, fine dining is an important part of Marbella’s allure. Moreover, dining by the beach or under the stars is virtually guaranteed, with more than 300 guaranteed sunny days a year

Marbella has everything it needs to satisfy the most discerning traveler. Once you have tasted the gentle way of life in Marbella, you already know you will be back.

Conclusion:

If you are looking to invest then Marbella and surrounding areas are currently a good choice if you want to be sure of returns.

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Unlocking Spain’s Golden Visa: Your Path to Andalucia’s Charm

Sunset Estates — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 09:32:14 +0000

Unlocking Spain's Golden Visa: Your Path to Andalucia's Charm

Andalucia, the sun-kissed region in southern Spain, is not just famous for its vibrant flamenco culture, stunning beaches, and historic cities like Seville, Granada, and Cordoba. It’s also the gateway to a unique opportunity for international investors and those seeking to relocate to Europe – the Golden Visa. In this blog, we will delve into the world of Spain’s Golden Visa, and explore how this program can open the doors to Andalucia’s allure.

What is a Golden Visa?

A Golden Visa is a residency-by-investment program that offers a fast track to legal residence in a foreign country, often leading to citizenship after a certain period. In Spain, the Golden Visa program allows non-EU citizens and their families to gain residency by investing in real estate or other business ventures. One of the most alluring aspects of this program is that it provides a gateway to Andalucia, a region known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and a laid-back lifestyle.

Why Choose Andalucia for Your Golden Visa?

Cultural Richness: Andalucia boasts a unique blend of Moorish, Christian, and Jewish influences that are visible in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions. The region is home to architectural marvels like the Alhambra in Granada and the Mezquita-Cathedral in Cordoba. With your Golden Visa in Andalucia, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in this rich cultural tapestry.
Stunning Natural Beauty: Andalucia is a paradise for nature lovers. The region’s diverse landscapes include golden beaches, rugged mountains, and lush olive groves. The Costa del Sol offers sun-soaked shores, while the Sierra Nevada mountains are a haven for skiing enthusiasts. With a Golden Visa, you can explore all these natural wonders at your leisure.
Gastronomy: Andalucia is renowned for its delicious cuisine. Savor traditional dishes like paella, gazpacho, and churros dipped in thick hot chocolate. The region is also famous for its sherry wines, especially from Jerez, and tapas culture that’s as much about the food as it is about socializing.
Lifestyle: The Andalucian lifestyle is relaxed, friendly, and rich in festivities. From the Feria de Abril in Seville to the Carnival in Cadiz, there’s always a celebration to look forward to. The long siestas, slow-paced evenings, and the ever-present sound of flamenco guitars contribute to the region’s unique way of life.

Investment Requirements

To obtain a Golden Visa in Andalucia, there are certain investment requirements to meet:

Property Investment: You can qualify for the Golden Visa by purchasing real estate worth a minimum of €500,000.
Bank Deposit or Business Investment: Alternatively, you can also qualify by making a minimum €1 million bank deposit in a Spanish financial institution or investing in a business venture that generates employment, contributes to technological or scientific innovation, or has a significant socio-economic impact.

The Benefits of a Golden Visa in Andalucia

The Golden Visa offers a wealth of advantages, including:

Residency: You and your family gain the right to live in Spain, and it opens the door to Spanish citizenship after a certain period.
Freedom to Travel: As a resident, you can travel within the Schengen Area freely.
Access to Quality Education: Your children have access to Spain’s renowned education system.
Healthcare: You can benefit from Spain’s world-class healthcare system.
Property Investment: The real estate investment can generate rental income or capital appreciation.

The Path to Andalucia’s Golden Visa

As you embark on your journey to Andalucia’s Golden Visa, it’s crucial to work with a reputable immigration lawyer and a local real estate agent who can guide you through the intricacies of the program. They will ensure that your investment meets the requirements and that your application process goes smoothly. Andalucia, with its rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, is a dream destination for many. The Golden Visa program not only makes this dream a reality but also offers a unique opportunity to embrace the warmth and vibrancy of this Spanish region. So, why wait? Open the door to Andalucia’s charm and explore a life of beauty, culture, and leisure on the sunny shores of southern Spain.

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Estepona: The Future Resort on the Costa del Sol!

Sunset Estates — Sun, 22 Oct 2023 11:58:29 +0000

Estepona: The Future Resort on the Costa del Sol!

When you think of the Costa del Sol in Spain, well-known destinations like Marbella, Malaga and Torremolinos probably immediately pop into your head. But did you know that there is a hidden gem on this beautiful coastline that is gaining more and more attention? Estepona, a charming town on the Costa del Sol, is slowly but surely becoming the future draw for travelers from the Netherlands and the rest of Europe, thanks to the investments of world-famous brands such as Hilton and the Pacha Group. In this blog, we take a closer look at why Estepona is worth exploring and how these investments will take the city to new heights.

Beautiful Beaches

Estepona is blessed with miles of golden sandy beaches stretching along the Mediterranean coast. Thanks to the region’s microclimate, you can enjoy the sun and mild temperatures here virtually year-round. The beaches are clean, well-maintained and offer numerous opportunities for water sports, sunbathing and relaxation.

Historical Beauty

What sets Estepona apart from other coastal towns on the Costa del Sol is the preservation of its traditional Spanish charm. The historic center, also known as “Casco Antiguo,” is a maze of cobbled streets, with colorful flower pots, picturesque squares and authentic whitewashed houses. With Pasha Group’s investments, this historic heritage will be cherished and preserved, while Hilton will offer luxury accommodations and services for the discerning traveler.

Gastronomy and Culinary Experiences

For lovers of good food and drink, Estepona is a true paradise. The town is known for its fresh seafood and tapas, which can be sampled in the many local restaurants and tapas bars. With the investments of Hilton and the Pasha Group, visitors will soon also be able to enjoy high-quality culinary experiences in their exclusive restaurants and lounges.

Natural Splendor

Estepona also offers stunning natural surroundings, with the nearby Sierra Bermeja Natural Park and Los Reales de Sierra Bermeja National Park. These areas are ideal for hiking and cycling enthusiasts and offer breathtaking views of the coast and surrounding countryside. With investment from Hilton and the Pasha Group, there will be opportunities for organized nature excursions and adventure activities.

New build

Estepona is currently a bustling town on the Costa del Sol in Spain, and has the most new construction projects attracting attention in and around the town. These projects range from luxury apartments with stunning views of the Mediterranean to modern villas with extensive amenities. In the heart of Estepona itself, historic buildings are being renovated and transformed into contemporary homes, making for an interesting mix of old and new. There are also numerous new construction developments just outside Estepona, such as in the surrounding hills and along the coastline, all taking advantage of the sunny Spanish lifestyle and beautiful natural surroundings. These new construction projects offer buyers the chance to enjoy modern comfort and luxury in one of the Costa del Sol’s most popular destinations.

Investments in Infrastructure

Estepona has made significant investments in infrastructure in recent years. Modern facilities such as shopping centers, golf courses and marinas have been added to meet the needs of visitors. In addition, accessibility has been improved, making it even easier for Dutch tourists to reach this city.

In short, Estepona has all the ingredients to become the future draw on the Costa del Sol, and the investments of Hilton and the Pasha Group will certainly contribute to this. With beautiful beaches, historic charm, culinary delights, natural beauty and modern facilities, Estepona will soon be the number one destination for travelers seeking luxury and comfort on the Spanish coast. So, consider Estepona for your next vacation and discover why this city is the future star on the horizon.

Conclusion:

If you want to invest then Estepona is a good choice right now. Affordable and upcomming. Contact us for FREE and without obligation if you would like more information about real estate in and around Estepona

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New construction, off-plan or existing construction? The pros and cons!

info@studioheldens.nl — Tue, 29 Aug 2023 13:50:30 +0000

New construction, off-plan or existing construction? The pros and cons!

If you want to invest in property on the Costa del Sol, there are several options to consider, including new build, existing properties and off-plan investments. In this blog, we discuss why investing in new build, existing or off-plan on the Costa del Sol can be a smart move.

New Build Spain

Investing in new construction on the Costa del Sol has several advantages. Firstly, new-build homes usually feature the latest technologies and modern finishes. This can mean that the property is more energy efficient, requires less maintenance and generally offers more comfort.

In addition, newly built homes are often located in new neighbourhoods and have a higher potential to increase in value. It can also be easier to find tenants for new-build properties, as they are often more sought-after by expats and people looking for more modern homes.

Existing construction

Investing in existing properties on the Costa del Sol can also be advantageous. Firstly, existing properties are often priced more favourably than new builds. This means you can buy a property for less money and may have money left over for renovations or improvements.

In addition, existing homes are often located in established neighbourhoods with extensive infrastructure. This can mean that schools, shops and other amenities are already nearby. Moreover, existing homes often have more character and charm than new construction.

Off-plan

Off-plan investments are investments in projects that are still under construction. These investments can be very lucrative as prices are often lower than those of completed homes. Moreover, off-plan investments can allow you to customise the property to your needs and preferences.

However, off-plan investments are also riskier than investments in new construction or existing homes. For instance, the project may be delayed or the builder may go bankrupt. It is therefore important to thoroughly research the project and the builder before making an off-plan investment.

Conclusion

Investing in property on the Costa del Sol can be an excellent way to grow your money and build a valuable asset. Whether you choose new construction, existing properties or off-plan investments, there are benefits and risks associated with each option. It is therefore important to research your options and seek FREE, no-obligation professional advice before making an investment.

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