Having dealt in the Javea property sales sector for nearly three decades, we know there are three types of buyer. There are those who wish to use the home as a holiday base or for rental income; those who have a fixed income such as a pension and have no plans to work in the area; Read More
Since the collapse of the Spanish property market in Spain in 2009, and the introduction of new laws by the Spanish government in 2013 that require any foreigner with Spanish residency with overseas assets worth more than €50,000 must declare what they own abroad, it is not so surprising that a considerable percentage of British Read More
Inheritance or succession tax in Spain is known as the “Impuesto sobre Sucesiones y Donaciones” (ISD) and it is the tax which is to be paid on any assets you inherit. This tax is payable if you are a resident in Spain or if you inherit an asset located in Spain. This state tax is Read More
Once you have found a Javea property you want to buy, (or indeed a property in any town in Spain, as the process is the same) the next step is to visit the Property Registry Office or Registro de la Propiedad. In Javea, this is located in the Calle Historiador Chabás, 6. You will need Read More
