Category: Spain

MDCI’s Founder and CEO Mark Lawson moved to Nerja on the Costa del Sol with his family in 1964. Aged just 5 years old, he joined his parents to make their dream come true – living in the sun and building and running a

Unfortunately, the construction industry was already under pressure due to COVID, as the three-month lockdown caused a shortage of materials, and labour supply was affected by teams coming down with the coronavirus and therefore not being able to work. Now they are really suffering

As project developers in Spain, we often work with investors to maximise the value of their project, ensure that budgets and timelines are hit and that all stakeholders are informed throughout. We will also work with developers from the very earliest stage to ensure

Building your own luxury villa in the sun is a dream for many. People imagine the property that they have always wanted, built to their own exacting standards, to allow them to holiday, live, or retire in style. They want to live the dream,

Many people don’t realise, but any building work that you do within your Spanish property requires a building licence of some kind. These must be applied for and are issued by your local Town Hall. For small remedial works within an existing property which

Once you’ve been assigned a project manager, they will lead you through every step of this process, constantly taking care of your interests and keeping the project on track, removing the stress and pressure from your shoulders.

The townhall in Marbella is offering informative conferences on the matter and consequences of Brexit for residents on the Costa del Sol. The conferences are organised by the Foreign Department of the Townhall and will be held in English and Spanish.

Sales were up 10% according to the www.realestatepress.es The article states that the sales of real-estate in Spain in 20018 were 515,000 units up - the most voluminous since 2008!

The recovery in Malaga province seems to continue in an upward trend. Figures issued by the Malaga "Colegio de Arquitectos' (College of Architects) show it had approved 61% more residential properties than the previous year.