08 Apr 25
Leasehold Ownership Most properties in Gibraltar are sold on a leasehold basis, typically with lease terms ranging from 99 to 150 years. In some cases, leases can be extended beyond their original terms. Leasehold ownership means that while you …
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We received a phenomenal response to this property and now urgently require similar properties for the parties that missed out. After a tenacious and dedicated marketing campaign, during which 31 viewings were carried out and 2 offers received, we were able to agree…
Read More03 Apr 25
In Gibraltar, as in many other places, conveyancing requires professional services to ensure the transaction is completed smoothly and in accordance with the law. The fees associated with conveyancing can vary depending on a number of factors, such as the value…
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In Gibraltar, a Certificate of Fitness (CoF) is an official document issued by the Building Control Section of the Department of Town Planning and Building Control. It certifies that a property complies with the relevant building regulations and is deemed …
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UK nationals can indeed buy property in Gibraltar. Due to its unique status as a British territory, Gibraltar operates under its own legal system but remains subject to British oversight in areas such as defense and foreign affairs. This distinctive status has …
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