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The Andalusian government reduces property transfer tax to 7%.
The Andalusian government has approved a decree that includes a reduction in the transfer tax (the tax paid on the purchase and sale of second-hand homes, for example), so that the three rates currently set at 8, 9, and 10 percent will now be replaced by a single rate of 7 percent. In addition, it…
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The impact of Brexit on the Spanish prime property market
Three and a half years ago, nearly 16 million Britons voted to stay in the European Union. However, on 31 January, the United Kingdom will leave, giving rise to a generation of many British subjects who, while not leaving their country, will live there dissatisfied and frustrated at the prospect of not being part of…
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Malaga continues to attract real estate investors
The CBRE consulting firm highlights the developments of Teatinos, La Térmica or Colinas del Limonar in the capital and cites Estepona, Mijas, Fuengirola or Marbella The demand for housing in Malaga reached in 2018 the highest point in the last decade, both in the province and in the capital, and has adjusted “softly” in this…
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Properties in Marbella
From a fishing village to an international real estate reference. Marbella belongs to the Spanish province of Malaga and is located about 57 kilometers southwest of the capital of the province of the same name on the Costa del Sol on the Mediterranean Sea. In just a few years, the coastal town of dreams has…
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The reasons why Malaga competes face to face with London and Paris in the housing market
Malaga, the capital of the Costa del Sol, has made it to the top of the list of places to buy a house, after becoming a major tourist destination thanks to its climate, museums, cultural offerings and excellent communications. Many investors and property owners want to have a house in Malaga that competes in this…