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Town Hall intends to legalise the majority of Marbella's illegally built properties.
08-10-2009
Source: www.johnnygates.com
Marbella’s town planning authority has announced that there are just under 40,000 illegally built properties in the area. This figure includes residential homes, commercial and industrial buildings, schools and golf courses.
Ninety per cent of the 38,194 illegal structures which do not comply with Marbella's current urban planning regulations are said to be private homes, many of which were thought to be constructed during the years of Gil’s administration.
However, there’s hope yet for innocent homeowners as, contrary to initial belief, the town hall has indicated that the demolition of these properties will not take place and that they intend to legalise the majority of these illegally built properties.
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