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Treasury reverses its tax axe on foreigners investing in Spanish real estate

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I am pleased to inform you about recent news that positively affects foreigners investing in property in Spain. The Directorate General of Taxes has reconsidered its position with regard to wealth and wealth taxes for non-residents who have investments in the Spanish property market, either directly (through the purchase of assets) or indirectly (through shareholdings […]

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Is it possible to pay rent in cash under the new housing legislation?

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The Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU) has expressed its concern about the Housing Act of 2023. Despite being enacted as legislation intended to regulate contractual relations between landlords and tenants for social benefit, the OCU considers that, as far as rental payments are concerned, it establishes measures that can be considered “discriminatory”. The OCU […]

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What to consider before installing solar panels

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On average, a single-family house generates almost 90% of its energy consumption by installing ten solar panels. Rising energy prices, combined with inflation and rate increases, have led many families to consider installing self-supply systems, such as solar panels, on their homes. Government incentives and regulatory changes have accelerated the energy transition in our country. […]

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The Court Of Justice Of The European Union (CJUE) Could Annul 1 Million Mortgages Indexed To The Irph Index

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The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) could annul approximately one million mortgages referenced to the IRPH index, which would imply the return of 25,000 million euros. This week is the last chance for more than one million Spanish households seeking to recover the money overcharged by banks for using the IRPH index […]

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Is the end of 100% value mortgages here?

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Subprime mortgages are declining: banks are becoming more cautious and demand from buyers with no savings is disappearing. Today, only 44% of homes are purchased through mortgages, and the average loan-to-value (LTV) ratio has fallen to levels similar to 2019. Mortgages exceeding 80% of the value of the property have reached historic lows. Rising interest […]

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