Malaga is one of Spain’s most popular spots for foreign buyers — but the local real estate market can be tricky to navigate without expert guidance. If you’re purchasing as a non-resident, here are the top legal pitfalls to avoid — and how Borderless Lawyers helps you steer clear of them. ❌ 1. Not Hiring […]
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Yes. If you own property in Malaga and pass it to heirs or give it as a gift, Spanish tax law applies — even if: You or the heirs live outside Spain The property was inherited abroad The transfer was by donation 📌 The key factor is that the property is located in Malaga, so
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Yes — foreign nationals can legally sell their Spanish property, even if they are non-residents or living abroad. However, the process involves specific legal steps, tax filings, and — in many cases — appointing a lawyer with Power of Attorney. 📋 Legal Steps to Sell Property in Malaga 1. Find a Buyer or Real Estate
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Malaga offers beautiful coastal and rural properties — but some of them aren’t legally built or may have hidden urban planning problems. As a foreign buyer, you must check: Is the property fully legal? Is it zoned for residential use? Can you renovate or rent it out? Is it at risk of demolition, fines, or
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When buying property in Malaga, foreign buyers must pay several mandatory taxes and legal fees beyond the sale price. These vary depending on the type of property, its value, and whether it’s new or resale. Here’s your complete legal breakdown. đź’° 1. ITP (Impuesto de Transmisiones Patrimoniales) – Resale Properties If you’re buying a second-hand
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