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Buying Property Off The Plan In Spain
Spanish property developer Llanera goes bust
Charlton Athletic fans should recognize the name Llanera because it's emblazoned across the front of their team's shirt. The name might not mean much to them, as the shirt doesn't give much away, but it doesn't matter now anyway because Llanera has just gone bust. Charlton hasn't had much luck on the pitch, having been relegated from the premie...
Inheritance Tax in Spain - Why Its Important to Have a Mortgage
I think we've all now heard of, or felt the fall out from the global credit squeeze but its still possible to get mortgages in order to buy properties in Spain, and it's still possible to get up to up to 80% loan to value. However, many of the Spanis...
Property in Northern Spain
If you’re looking for the ‘real’ Spain where the culture, customs and the traditional Spanish lifestyle have been preserved - a Spain long ago lost and forgotten along the Costa del Sol - consider Northern Spain.
Northern Spain has always been...
House Prices in Spain Fall 1.2% Over Summer Months
According to the Spanish House Price Index, average property prices in Spain have fallen 1.2% from €250,000 to €247,000 over the last three months (June – August 2007).
The Spanish House Price Index is produced by Kyero.com and is supported by the findings of the Spanish Ministry of Housing and using the free data available on the Kyero site you can see that Alicante, located on Spain’s e...
Having a Permanent Holiday in Spain
Spain receives forty million visitors every single year because it's just such a fabulous country. It ticks every single box on a potential traveller’s list no matter what their tourism profile – yes, it has fantastic beaches, yes it has amazing sce...
Property Rip-offs In Spain
These are testing times for Britons with property to sell in Spain. There is a glut of homes on the market, properties are taking longer than ever to sell, and prices in many popular areas appear to be stagnant or falling. Now, to cap it all, vendors...