by Quikprokuo | Sep 21, 2026 | Community of owners, Defects in construction, Edification, Judicial claim, Legal advice
Spain’s Supreme Court confirms in 2026 that a final judgment on construction defects does not bar a claim for damage that appears later. Key points and time limits.
by Quikprokuo | Sep 5, 2026 | Change the use, commercial premises, Edification, Urban Licenses, Urban Planning
Converting commercial premises into a home has become one of the most common property operations in Madrid. Spain’s Supreme Court has just laid down binding case law on who may sign that project, and in doing so it has shifted the ground under a good number of... by Quikprokuo | May 19, 2026 | Community of owners, Edification, Real Estate Lawyers, Urban Licenses, Urban Planning
In 2025, the rental market in Spain is evolving rapidly, driven by legislative changes, new housing trends, and increasing digitalization. Long-term rentals, short stays, and tourist accommodations coexist in a dynamic landscape that presents both opportunities and challenges for property owners and investors. Key developments include rent caps in high-demand areas, stricter regulations for tourist rentals, and the rise of short-term housing for digital nomads. At the same time, sustainability and energy efficiency are gaining importance, with government incentives promoting property renovations. In such a complex and competitive environment, expert legal advice is essential to maximize profitability and ensure regulatory compliance.
by Quikprokuo | Apr 29, 2026 | Building, Co-living, Community of owners, Contracts, Edification, energy efficiency, Foreigners, Horizontal Property, Mortgage, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Lawyers, Real Estate Market, Seasonal rental, Sustainability, Taxes, Town planning
In 2025, the rental market in Spain is evolving rapidly, driven by legislative changes, new housing trends, and increasing digitalization. Long-term rentals, short stays, and tourist accommodations coexist in a dynamic landscape that presents both opportunities and challenges for property owners and investors. Key developments include rent caps in high-demand areas, stricter regulations for tourist rentals, and the rise of short-term housing for digital nomads. At the same time, sustainability and energy efficiency are gaining importance, with government incentives promoting property renovations. In such a complex and competitive environment, expert legal advice is essential to maximize profitability and ensure regulatory compliance.
by Quikprokuo | Jan 22, 2026 | Change the use, commercial premises, Community of owners, Edification, energy efficiency, Horizontal Property, Housing, Housing law, Land registry, Legal advice, Legislation, Legislative amendment, Legislative modification, Officially Protected Housing, Property, Real estate, Renewables, Sustainability, Taxes, Urban Licenses, Urban Planning
In 2025, the rental market in Spain is evolving rapidly, driven by legislative changes, new housing trends, and increasing digitalization. Long-term rentals, short stays, and tourist accommodations coexist in a dynamic landscape that presents both opportunities and challenges for property owners and investors. Key developments include rent caps in high-demand areas, stricter regulations for tourist rentals, and the rise of short-term housing for digital nomads. At the same time, sustainability and energy efficiency are gaining importance, with government incentives promoting property renovations. In such a complex and competitive environment, expert legal advice is essential to maximize profitability and ensure regulatory compliance.
by Quikprokuo | Sep 11, 2025 | Building, Change the use, commercial premises, Community of owners, Edification, Horizontal Property, Housing, Housing law, Legal advice, Legislative amendment, Legislative modification, Spanish housing law, Taxation, Taxes, Town planning, Urban Licenses, Urban Planning
In 2025, the rental market in Spain is evolving rapidly, driven by legislative changes, new housing trends, and increasing digitalization. Long-term rentals, short stays, and tourist accommodations coexist in a dynamic landscape that presents both opportunities and challenges for property owners and investors. Key developments include rent caps in high-demand areas, stricter regulations for tourist rentals, and the rise of short-term housing for digital nomads. At the same time, sustainability and energy efficiency are gaining importance, with government incentives promoting property renovations. In such a complex and competitive environment, expert legal advice is essential to maximize profitability and ensure regulatory compliance.