Spain Real Estate News
A bike, a greek design or a simple old-style bath can make your house feel homy
I'm of the opinion that a real home is made out of a fantastic kitchen and bathroom. Nothing feels better than cooking delicious food or enjoying a warm and relaxing bath. It makes your house home.
Here's a few ideas if you are thinking on making some changes to your own house. Tell us what you think!
This is a funny idea for your bathroom. Looks cute. Up for a ride?
Home owners question advantages of new legalisation in Estepona, Andalucia
We're going local. Estepona, a Costa del Sol city in which many non-native Spanish live, faces a dramatic change in legislation that will alter property contracts in this location. As it is published in Sur (local newspaper):
"The decree, which affects all of Andalucía, aims to legalise many of the buildings constructed on rural land. Nevertheless this still leaves a large number of properties that for one reason or another will not qualify for the legalisation process.
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Spanish banks face deeper losses on 176 billion euros of real-estate assets
"Spanish banks face deeper losses on 176 billion euros of real-estate assets. "You have to remove any kind of shadow of doubt over the valuation that you have of these assets in your balance sheet,” Luis de Guindos, tipped by newspapers as a contender for finance minister in a new People’s Party government formed by Rajoy, said in an interview.
De Guindos said he favored stricter rules on how banks account for depreciated land values.
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How to add little funny details that will enhance the look of your house
Here's a few cute ideas to make your house different. Take note!
Cover your staircase with colored carpets.
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Cuba announces a new property law that allows to buy and sell real estate
On an article published by The New York Times, Victoria Burnett reports from Havana: "Cuba announced a new property law Thursday that promises to allow citizens and permanent residents to buy and sell real estate — the most significant market-oriented change yet approved by the government of Raúl Castro, and one that will probably reshape Cuba’s cities and conceptions of class.
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