buying advice - Page 2

Hi. I would like to think that la torre being a  polaris resort build would all be above board and  correct legally ? 

I will certainly mention this to the solicitor . If we go ahead with an apartment I'm going to ask if my solicitor uk can have a look over deeds ect. 

Thank you 

James. 

We are in the process of buying a place and have been using elliott at Intasun he has been great for advice and helping with the whole process highly recommend his services.

https://intasunhomes.com/

Good luck

Hi we just bought an apartment and everything was dealt with by murcia services. They were excellent..Collecting keys in over 2 weeks...La Torre is a special place...

Thanks alot buddy. We keeping our fingers  crossed. Good luck with your move. 

Regards 

James . 

Again a very mild Gota Fria passed. This map shows what could be......

Areas which could be flooded:

Confederación Hidrográfica del Segura (Zonas Inundables)

https://www.chsegura.es/portalchsic/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=78668c5c6f9f40cdafa3677e6b1485ca&codif=&nombre=Zonas%20inundables

Hello

We have a holiday home on La Torre. The resort is quieter in winter but there are quite a few people who live on site. There is an English school at the southern gates and some children who attend live on La Torre. The hairdresser is open all year as is the golf club bar and Italien restaurant. The Indian is new and so far opens all year too.

There are several swimming pools on site. They get VERY busy in summer. We are not here July and August most years but the reports are generally not good I.e. bad behaviour, and extra security required. 

The resort in general is very well run with a good committee and area presidents, all volunteers. We have been hit hard by the storms, particulalry in September but the gardening firm and security have worked so hard to put us back together again. The fees differ dependant on plot size. We pay around €105 a month and own a  townhouse. TV, internet, security, lovely public gardens included.

There are debtors who do not pay their community fees and they can effect your fees dependant on which area you live in. The resort does not share this issue out which can be a bone of contention if you have quite a few debtors on your area. Some area presidents have over 40 properties and some have as few as 5. Seems unfair but apparently spanish law says this cannot be altered after Polaris world divided it all up.

So the resort is not problem free but where is? Take the rough with the smooth. Play your part and it is a lovely place to both live and visit as we do around 4 times a year as you intend to.

Hope this helps. I have to agree that Facebook is almost a must for info but there is also a website...infolatorregolf.

Hi, we too are thinking (every day) of moving to Torre Golf, and was wondering if you could pass on into regarding monthly living costs. 

Regards 

James 

How much community charge in murcia region?

Every community and urbanisation has its own fees depending on whats included...security, pools, maintenance, gardening etc. I believe the fees on La Torre are quite expensive and calculated on individual property types

Thanks for info guys. All great help. 

Regards James.