Short-term rental lawyer in Spain
Legal advice and defense on short-term rentals, analyzing the national, regional and municipal rules that apply in each case.
Analyze my case without obligationOne legal structure by region and issue
Short-term rental regulation depends largely on the region and on the specific situation of the property.
Barcelona
Sanctions, HUTB, PEUAT, homeowners’ associations and municipal proceedings.
View information →Madrid
Review of tourist homes, licences, inspections and administrative proceedings.
View information →Andalusia
Regional and municipal rules, licences and sanction proceedings for tourist homes.
View information →Canary Islands
Holiday homes, sanctions and the regional and municipal rules of the archipelago.
View information →Galicia
Registration, licences and sanction proceedings for tourist homes in Galicia.
View information →Basque Country
Regional rules, registration and procedures for tourist homes in the Basque Country.
View information →Aragon
Registration, licences and sanction proceedings for tourist homes in Aragon.
View information →Valencian Community
Licences, registration, planning compatibility and sanction proceedings for tourist homes in the Valencian Community.
View information →Murcia
Registration, regional requirements, administrative proceedings and sanctions for tourist homes in Murcia.
View information →Asturias
Regional tourism rules, registers, planning requirements and sanction proceedings for tourist homes in Asturias.
View information →Cantabria
Tourist homes, activity requirements, inspections and sanctions in Cantabria, with a focus on Santander and other tourist towns.
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Frequently asked questions
No. State, regional and municipal rules must be distinguished, together with the statutes of the homeowners’ association, depending on the property and the specific activity.
Yes. The absence of a licence is precisely one of the circumstances that has to be analysed when reviewing a sanction proceeding.
Yes. The firm covers all of Spain’s autonomous regions; viability depends on the applicable rules and the specific proceedings.