Buying property in Spain—whether it’s a home, commercial premises, or land—is one of the most important (and costly) decisions you can make in life. But is hiring a lawyer really necessary? What role does the so-called “Property Report” play? And what risks do you face if you decide to proceed without legal advice?
This article offers a clear, step-by-step guide to arranging a mortgage in Spain, once you have chosen the bank that best fits your needs. The text explains the key stages of the process — from receiving the pre-contractual documentation to signing the mortgage deed before a notary. The aim is to help buyers understand their rights, obligations, and the timeline involved, making the process of financing a property in Spain as smooth and secure as possible.
Starting on July 1, 2025, new regulations will come into effect that will directly affect your ability to advertise your property on online platforms such as Airbnb, Booking.com, and other similar websites.
If you're a resident of a European Union country and own property in Spain, it's highly advisable to establish a will before a Spanish notary. While not mandatory, doing so can prevent potential legal complications for your heirs. Read this blog and discover why!
The tourist rental market in Spain has experienced significant growth in recent years, prompting new regulations to balance its impact on residential housing. From April 3, 2025, the Horizontal Property Law will require the express approval of the homeowners' association to rent a property for tourist purposes.
At Welex, we are delighted to assist our clients throughout the entire process of buying a home in Spain, including the steps after signing the deed of sale before a notary. In this article, we will explain the essential steps you will need to take once you have the keys to your new home, such as electricity, gas, water, property tax, internet, alarm...
The prevention of money laundering (AML) / (PBC) is of particular importance to developers. At Welex, we aim to delve deeper into the types of documentation required by developers and the reasons behind each request, ensuring that every transaction is secure and complies with current regulations.
At Welex, a law firm in Marbella specializing in real estate law, we understand that buying property in Spain is a significant decision that can involve various questions and procedures. For this reason, we have prepared this guide to answer common questions and highlight key considerations when buying property in Spain.
Tourist rentals have become a popular way for property owners in Andalusia to generate additional income. With its rich cultural diversity, renowned beaches, and historical destinations, the region attracts millions of tourists annually, making vacation rentals a lucrative business. However, operating legally requires obtaining a tourist license and complying with specific regulations set by the Junta de Andalucía. In this article, we explain the requirements, associated responsibilities, and how Welex, lawyers and accountants in Marbella, can assist you.
In this blog of Welex lawyers Marbella, we are going to talk about transfer of property of non-residents in Spain and the Non-Resident Income Tax in Spain and what happens when, after the sale of a property, a non-resident obtains a capital gain. IRNR (Impuesto sobre la Renta de No Residentes) is a Spanish tax [...]
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