Ronda Approach for a better visit II (eating and drinking …) Some weeks ago, at Marbella 360, we posted an article with some indications to have in mind when going to visit Ronda. They were mainly advices, so as not to miss any crucial scenario, or park, or view of the bridge one should definitely should had seen in the event of visiting “La Ciudad Soñada” (as Rainer María Rilke named this elegant ancient town). Now, we are heading to a more hedonistic approach, and we proceed convinced that we [...]

The Supreme Court sentence num. 620/2026, dated May the 5th, 2026 rules out the Short Term Rental Single Registry and this ruling out means going back to 2024 and the regulations in place on that time for the Touristic Market in Spain. This decision erases the National Government designed scheme that was managed by the Spanish Land Registry. Hence, the Spanish autonomous comunities are back in control of the regulatory power, as it was the situation before the change in the law regulation, and also opens a liability claim scenario [...]

Ronda. We wrote this article from Marbella 360 because we believe that, at some point during their visit, a high percentage of tourists who come to the Costa del Sol will decide to visit Ronda, the dream city. At Marbella 360, we have the advantage that one of our team members is originally from Ronda. Therefore, the information is firsthand, albeit with the personal perspective of the individual. In any case, we believe this article will be useful to anyone visiting the city who may not have prior knowledge of [...]

At Marbella 360 we are about to explain, briefly, the process to follow in order to be entitled to rent a dwelling under the existing legal framework in Andalucía after the last change in the legislation.   Up to the introduction of this normative changes, to be entitled to rent a dwelling in the Short Term Rental basis, it was compulsory to register in the Registro de Apartamentos Turísticos de Andalucía (Andalusian Touristic Apartment Registry), this is done through a procedure we explain hereunder. But after the mentioned change in [...]

In the event of selling a dwelling, we could add the costs of the renovation(s) the property has undergone to the price we paid for our premises in order to calculate the capital gains and subsequent taxes related. However, and from recent times, the Spanish Tax Office, Hacienda, has changed its view from the one they had so far, and the change consists in a continual and systematic denial of the possibility of adding the costs of the renovation works to the final value of the premises and this done [...]