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ARTICLE · 21 JULY 2009

Providing Face-To-Face Service For Hassans’ Expatriate Clients

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The global credit crunch and the resultant slowing of Spain’s housing market has hit tens of thousands of expatriate Britons – as well as other northern Europeans – who own holiday or retirement homes in Andalucia.

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The global credit crunch and the resultant slowing of Spain's housing market has hit tens of thousands of expatriate Britons – as well as other northern Europeans – who own holiday or retirement homes in Andalucia. Media reports suggest some have returned to Britain, hit by the recent weakening of the Euro against the pound as well as rising Spanish prices of food and commodities. Others, who failed to obtain sound legal advice before acquiring Spanish properties, are threatened with repossession or demolition as the authorities act against rogue builders and developers along the Costa del Sol and elsewhere.

These problems, as well as others involving Spain's tougher taxation laws, are among those which the skilled staff of Hassans Sotogrande, S.L. in Spain, have had to tackle since opening their office in January this year.

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