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Living in a community in Spain – be it an urbanisation, on a golf resort with its own golf course or another type of large real estate villa development – is the preferred choice for many expats looking to move to the sunny coasts of Murcia or Alicante.

 

There are many benefits to living in a private gated community, from the peace of mind that comes from knowing your home and your belongings are safe to the camaraderie of communal living with not only native Spaniards but people from all over the world, creating a truly multicultural living experience.

 

But it’s not without its problems. Occasionally, when it comes to living in a community where decisions have to be made that affect all homeowners, disagreements can arise. And then there is the day-to-day business of drawing up budgets, organising AGMs and coordinating between owners, public bodies like town halls and private entities that supply services to the community.

 

All of this can be a lot to handle, especially if Spanish isn’t your first language. That’s why more and more communities in Spain are turning to experienced, multilingual community administrators like Resortalia.

 

In the south of Spain, the biggest and most popular resorts are putting their trust in the community administration professionals at Resortalia to mediate and control the affairs of the community for them. Resortalia have successful offices in Los Alcázares, Murcia and in Orihuela Costa, in Alicante province, and help several high-profile communities there to administrate the running of their urbanisations. 

 

All their staff are specialist lawyers, architects, engineers and accountants who speak English and Spanish at a high level to be able to administer matters pertaining to the community as diverse as health and safety, modification of regulations, urban planning law, national and international payment collection management, accounting and much more.

 

One of the things that marks Resortalia out is their proven track record of trusted protocol over their many years of business, having built up good working relations with Town Halls and public organisms alike, meaning they know the ins and outs and are always up-to-date with all administrative issues relating to property developments in Spain.

 

For instance, over the years they have developed tried-and-tested procedures for urbanisations, allowing them to easily and effectively disseminate information to owners, conduct surveys, manage and continuously improve suppliers, undertake tender biddings and debt recovery, find ways to reduce expenditure, resolve conflicts between neighbours, carry out repairs and complex constructions relating to flood prevention and pipes, to name but a few examples.

 

By guiding community presidents and governing committees with their expertise, time and support, Resortalia is able to help resorts and property developments achieve their goals while at the same time making significant savings.

 

All their clients in the community of owners have benefitted from their association with Resortalia, working closely with the team of legal and financial experts to achieve a continuous and effective policy regarding the ongoing management of their community.

 

It’s no wonder that community administration is becoming more popular amongst the heading committees and community of owners on real estate developments in Spain, and this trend only looks set to grow in the future.