Understanding the Certificate of Habitation (Cédula de Habitabilidad) in Spanish Real Estate: Andalucia and Valencia region The “Certificate of Habitation (Cédula de Habitabilidad)”, also known as the “License of Occupation“, is an essential document in the realm of Spanish real estate, particularly when it comes to the sale, purchase, and
Table of Contents Law 12/2023, of May 24, for the right to housing (Ley para el Derecho de acceso a la Vivienda). Comprehensive Overview of Law 12/2023: The Right to Housing in Spain Law 12/2023, of May 24, for the Right to Housing (Ley para el Derecho de Acceso a
In previous reports, we have outlined the differences between urban land and rustic land in Spain. However, when it comes to urban land, it is essential to understand that not all urban plots are equal in terms of legal certainty, development rights, and obligations towards local authorities. This report
Why should you use a lawyer in the process of buying a property in Spain ?. Notary and lawyer/solicitor in the process of buying properties in Spain. The Spanish buying process is very similar to other countries. Foreign investors in the Spanish system will find many similarities with their home
Can You Build Residential Homes on Rustic Land in Andalusia? The answer is YES. Andalusian legislation permits the construction of residential homes on rustic land through a legal mechanism known as “extraordinary actions on rustic land” This is outlined in Decree 550/2022, dated November 29, which approves the General Regulation
How to Set Up a Bed and Breakfast in Andalusia: Legal Guide for Foreign Investors Starting a Bed and Breakfast (B&B) in Andalusia is an increasingly attractive option for foreign property buyers and lifestyle investors seeking to combine a new way of life with a profitable tourism business. However,