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Prince discovered the charms of Marbella in the summer of 1990, during a tour of Spain. Six years later, when he married his first wife, Puerto Rican dancer and singer Mayte García, he bought her a 900-square-meter villa set amid 6,000 square meters of grounds, nestling in the hills overlooking the Mediterranean resort.
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Contemporary style villa located in Marbella (Málaga) by Yeregui Arquitectos.
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House of 300 sqm in the town of Benicassim on the coast of the province of Valencia (Spain).
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A developer is planning to build the European Union’s tallest skyscraper in Madrid.
The 70-floor building would go up in the Chamartín district of the capital, and be part of a larger six-tower complex planned by Distrito Castellana Norte (DCN), has said company CEO Antonio Béjar.
The new buildings are slated for construction near four existing skyscrapers known as Las Cuatro Torres, whose 52-floor Torre Cristal, standing at 250 meters, is currently Madrid’s tallest tower.
Béjar said that the project “will redesign the city’s skyline and place Madrid among the main European capitals.”
According to Béjar, the six new towers “make up a balanced and sustainable urban setting.”
Béjar said the project has all necessary authorizations and technical approval reflected in 48 favorable reports. But it still lacks a municipal license. Béjar said that his company has not sent an ultimatum to city authorities, but that he hopes to get a reply before the end of this year.
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This house in located in Menorca (Balearic Islands) and was designed by Studio Costa Architecture in 2014.
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Spain’s Tax Agency is targeting the owners of apartments who placed rental ads last year in a crackdown on unreported income.
With the 2015 income tax drive now officially underway, taxpayers who use the new online tax filing program, Renta Web, may find the following message on their computer screen:
“According to data in the Tax Agency’s power, you have placed property rental ads in various media, including the internet.”
The note is a reminder that any income from such rentals must be declared, in the same way as income from foreign pension schemes or other foreign assets.
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