|  | There is always something happening in the Andalucia region and the following articles showcase some of these events.
Please select an item of interest below and check back regularly to see the latest. |
 (Custom).jpg) |  | Images of Andalucia wee very pleased and proud to be asked to participate in the Canadian TV programme "Live Here, Buy This" |
.JPG) | | The July 7 decree measure includes allowing properties “fuera de ordenacion” to be registered on the Land Registry.
The decree says this will protect owners who in many cases bought in good faith while retaining the “fuera de ordenacion” status and the limitations this implies. Ensuring that essential information regarding the legality of the property is incorporated into the Land Registry. |
.jpg) | | Antequera council is considering whether to apply to UNESCO for the town and surrounding area to be classified as a World Heritage Site. |
.jpg) | | The Caminito del Rey is a narrow exposed pathway hugging the El Chorro gorge where the river rumbles over 100 metres below and vultures circle overhead. It is absolutely terrifying. |
 | | Notaries are obliged to record the Foreigner Identification Number, (N.I.E.), and state the means of payment in deeds of sale. |
 (Custom).jpg) | | Spain's regional saving banks are storing up huge problems for the overseas property market, failing to declare the true value of repossessed properties on their balance sheets. |
 (2).jpg) | | The Government has approved a 5% cut in the fees charged by notaries and land registrars for documents where a variable tariff rate is applied. The fees for these documents, such as the title deeds for the sale of a property, are calculated by applying a sliding tariff scale to the value of the asset that is the subject matter of the document. This is one of several extraordinary measures included in a Royal Decree-Law to reduce the deficit. |
 (2).jpg) | | Beautiful antique tapestries from a private collection in Pizarra have been granted historical status by the Junta de Andalucia. |
.jpg) | | The Spanish government has made an amendment to the Ley de Costa, Coastal Law, meaning that properties on the coast can now be bought, sold and inherited if built legally before 1988. |
 (2).jpg) | | Whether you are a resident or not in Spain there are certain documents needed to be presented to the Hacienda(Tax Office) when you sell your property. |
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