The DGRN rules that prohibiting 'offices and industries' in community bylaws does not prevent short-term tourist rental. Vacation rental does not equate to industrial or office use.
If a property owners' community bylaws prohibit economic or tourism activities, the Registry can deny the short-term rental registration number, even if it is non-tourism.
The DGSJFP resolves that a tourist dwelling with a license prior to April 3, 2025 does not need homeowners association authorization to obtain its unique rental registration number.
The DGRN confirms that if the bylaws of a property owners' community registered in the Registry prohibit uses other than habitual residence, the registration number for non-tourist short-term rental cannot be obtained.
The Property Registry can block the registration of protected housing units as tourist rentals. Andalusian regulations expressly prohibit the use of protected dwellings for tourism purposes.
The DGSJ rules that a bylaw clause prohibiting the use of apartments for purposes other than housing prevents the assignment of the unique short-term rental registration number, even if it is not tourist-related.
A citizen has challenged before the Supreme Court the royal decree regulating mandatory electronic invoicing between business operators. Interested parties are notified so they may appear in the proceedings.
The DGSJ rules that prohibiting time sharing in bylaws does not automatically equate to prohibiting short-term tourist rental. The registrar cannot deny the registration number without further evidence.
The DGSJ rules that the prohibition of 'time sharing' in community bylaws does not automatically equate to prohibiting short-term tourist rental. The registrar cannot deny the unique registration number without an expres...
If a building has tourist use in its bylaws, community authorization cannot be required to register a short-term rental. The General Directorate rules in favor of the owner.