At Savloir we have so far helped many non-resident clients through the whole legal process of buying and selling property on the Costa Blanca. Thanks to our international team we have succeeded in approaching the English–, German– and French–speaking public to advise them in this process to the best of our knowledge. Nonetheless, a desire...Read More

A Property Sales and Purchase Agreement is a written commitment between Purchaser and Seller to deliver a property in exchange for an arranged amount of money. On the one hand, this type of agreement requires the Seller to deliver their property in the same condition it was in when the agreement was signed; on the...Read More

The European Succession Regulation applies to successions as of 17 August 2015. It affects all of the Member States of the EU, except for Ireland and Denmark. One of the most important amendments concerns the law governing the succession of the deceased: it will be the law of the country of habitual residence prior to...Read More

The Property Sale and Purchase Agreement in Spain is a legally-binding document with which the Seller is required to transfer the ownership of their property to the Purchaser, in exchange for a specific agreed upon amount of money. If you want more information about the contract of sale of a property or you want our...Read More

A Property Deed in Spain is a legal document signed before a Notary, which grants a property’s ownership and must be submitted to the Land Registry where said property is registered. The Property Deed needs to be signed before a Notary by both the current owner and the Purchaser.This document is a requirement for any...Read More

In Spain, an Earnest Money Contract is a written agreement that is signed prior to the purchase of a property. This document serves as proof of willingness to transfer said property from the Seller to the Purchaser. The reservation of the property is therefore made effective by signing the Earnest Money Contract, in which the...Read More

Tourist Accommodation in Spain Any individual property in Spain, whether it is a detached house, an entire building or an apartment within a residential complex, can initiate the procedures to be used as Tourist Accommodation. Property owners may hire different companies for managing and advertising their properties in order to be used for temporary accommodation...Read More

You may obtain the status of Permanent Establishment (PE) in Spain in two ways: either when your main business activities take place anywhere in the Spanish territory or your business is located here, or when you appoint another person to act by proxy (power of attorney) and apply for your PE. Renting a property in...Read More

The Spanish Municipal Urban Development Compatibility Report (Informe Municipal de Compatibilidad Urbanística) is a document which ensures that your property meets all the compatibility criteria set forth by the Urban Development Plan (Plan General Urbana or PGOU) of the City Council whereyour property is registered. If your home is located on the Costa Blanca, you...Read More

CERTIFICATE OF FIRST OCCUPANCY: This document certifies new properties as suitable for occupancy. It is the property’s first certificate which is issued by the City Hall where the property is registered.CERTIFICATE OF SECOND OCCUPANCY: This is a certificate for properties which are already built and were previously occupied. It is needed when owners want utilities...Read More