Renting out a holiday home on the Costa Brava: which permits do you need?
Before advertising a holiday home on the Costa Brava, owners need to check the tourist, planning and property rules that apply to the specific home.
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Practical information about renting, holiday rental regulations, contracts and local rules.
Before advertising a holiday home on the Costa Brava, owners need to check the tourist, planning and property rules that apply to the specific home.
Read articleMany Costa Brava owners are asking what the 2023 Catalan planning changes mean for existing HUT properties as the transitional period approaches 2028.
Read articleA Catalan HUT number, Spain’s short-term rental registration framework and the EU data-sharing rules are related but they are not the same permission.
Read articleA clear holiday-rental agreement sets expectations about price, dates, occupancy, deposit, cancellation, house rules and handover before the guest arrives.
Read articleRepeated extensions can weaken the factual basis for a temporary rental if the original temporary reason no longer exists.
Read articleCancellation costs depend on the timing and the agreed rental conditions. Always cancel in writing and check the signed agreement for the exact financial consequence.
Read articleQuality Renting’s current conditions set out a staged booking and payment process, with different timing for reservations made close to arrival.
Read articleProfessional management can cover marketing, bookings, guest contact, changeovers, maintenance and administration, but owners should distinguish outsourced work from legal responsibility.
Read articleA security deposit protects against damage and certain costs. Guests should report existing defects quickly and managers should document deductions clearly.
Read articleCastell d’Aro, Platja d’Aro i S’Agaró has a municipal HUT procedure and is also included in Catalonia’s special 2023 planning regime.
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