Marbella - First New Town Plan Since 1986

Marbella has finally approved a draft of a new town plan, that will hopefully alleviate some of the contentious issues surrounding the licensing problems that have plagued the region for the last ten years. The new plan will amend the 1986 version that has been ignored regularly, leading to thousands of illegally built homes in the area.

The updated plan will make legal over 16,500 properties and will in the process end years of heartache and worry that the unsuspecting owners have had to endure. The plan is in direct contravention to the expectations of the local government in Seville because over 500 occupied homes will be made legal.

The local government needs to realise that corruption in the town hall should not mean penalizing innocent purchasers, who used lawyers and were told to proceed. This whole debacle has cost the Spanish property market millions in  sales, with prospective purchasers looking elsewhere because of the poor publicity created by a handfull of greedy, unscrupulous individuals.

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