Category: Property Management (6)

There has been a lot of changes to Spanish rental regulations for 2025. It is important to understand the changes and implications for both current owners and those wishing to buy a property in Spain.

Some of these changes apply nationally as they are Federal Legislations, some only apply to Autonomous Regions such as Andalucia, and some are issued by Town Halls as they have been given more power over rental properties.
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Renting second homes, or holiday homes, whilst they are not being used by the owner has become popular with both owners and tourists.

Whilst AirBnB is seen as the main outlet for this, the fact is that such practices and platforms were available long before AirBnB. These platforms simply did not have the marketing savvy of AirBnB, which for better or worst, has managed to make a cultural change in travellers attitudes.
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The Autonomous Government of Andalucian ( the Junta de Andalucia) has updated the requirements for Vacation Rental licences. The new law comes into force from 22 February 2024, and will be applied to properties already licenced, as well as applications for new licences.

Properties with existing licences have 12 months to comply with the new requirements.
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The Myths of 11 months Rental Contracts

There is a myriad of misinformation for those who have ever tried to rent a property in Spain, or offer their property for rental. Spanish rental laws appear relatively complex, but in fact they are very simple to understand if you appreciate the basic premise of the law.
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Andalucian Holiday Rental Regulations

In 2016 Junta de Andalucia introduced new requirements for holiday rentals, and everyone went into a panic and as usual there was a lot of misinformation and rash judgements on a new piece of regional legislation, so let’s have a cool and rational review of this regulation.
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