1. Check the approval of the homeowners’ association If your property is part of a residential community, you need the approval of 3/5 of the homeowners. 2. Obtain the Declaration of Urban Compatibility (DRCU) This document confirms that tourist use is compatible with local urban planning regulations. You can obtain it: At the City Council’s…
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The renewed trade war triggered by the United States —particularly Donald Trump’s threat to reintroduce tariffs should he return to power— is already generating uncertainty across key sectors of the global economy. Among the most vulnerable is the property market, closely tied to the stability of supply chains and international investor behaviour. But how will…
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Given the growing public interest and concern over the rise in illegal occupation in Spain, at BlancaReal we would like to inform you of the legal protection afforded to new-build property developments. Current Situation Regarding Illegal Occupation in Spain In recent years, the illegal occupation of residential properties has seen an alarming increase across various…
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Understanding commission fees and responsibilities in Spain is vital for effective navigation of the real estate market for both buyers and sellers.  Proactive management of payment obligations can lead to smoother transactions. That’s the role of BlancaReal. COMMISSIONS Who pays the commission : in Spain, the seller typically pays the real estate agent’s commission fees,…
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