Golf Del Sur LPO

[barryk]

Hi
Does anyone know the offical local goverment classification of the GDS area (not complex)?

Is it tourist, residetial, urban or mixed?

This classification is set by San Miguel de Abona council

Many thanks
Barryk

[cressrt]

This is a recent quote from a respected site that is not mentioned on this forum

“Many areas which appear at first glance to be touristic are in fact mainly or wholly residential. The Golf del Sur is a case in point” I meant that it appears to be touristic pure and simple, but there are in fact many residential complexes there. There are, though, also touristic ones. It is quite possible that the property you are referring to is touristic, but just as possible that it isn’t.

One way you can check for yourself is to see if the property appears in one of the authorised tourist sites – have a look at the Resources page HERE, scroll down to the Tourism Resources section, and you’ll find a couple of links to Cabildo sites listing approved touristic properties. These are legally touristic, and so if the property you are referring to is in there, then it is almost certainly genuinely touristic.

Two things to bear in mind. First, the Cabildo listings are neither exhaustive nor always completely up to date, so the fact that a property does or doesn’t appear there is informative, but not conclusive. Secondly, you should always still get independent qualified legal advice when buying even if such a property checks out as correctly listed officially, has a 24 hour reception, etc.

[LUCKY]

This is a recent quote from a respected site that is not mentioned on this forum

“Many areas which appear at first glance to be touristic are in fact mainly or wholly residential. The Golf del Sur is a case in point” I meant that it appears to be touristic pure and simple, but there are in fact many residential complexes there. There are, though, also touristic ones. It is quite possible that the property you are referring to is touristic, but just as possible that it isn’t.

One way you can check for yourself is to see if the property appears in one of the authorised tourist sites – have a look at the Resources page HERE, scroll down to the Tourism Resources section, and you’ll find a couple of links to Cabildo sites listing approved touristic properties. These are legally touristic, and so if the property you are referring to is in there, then it is almost certainly genuinely touristic.

Two things to bear in mind. First, the Cabildo listings are neither exhaustive nor always completely up to date, so the fact that a property does or doesn’t appear there is informative, but not conclusive. Secondly, you should always still get independent qualified legal advice when buying even if such a property checks out as correctly listed officially, has a 24 hour reception, etc.

Thank you so much , could you please put in the link.:flatcap::feret::feret::feret::feret:

[cressrt]

http://www.todotenerife.es/es/turismo/search
http://www.webtenerife.com/alojamiento/apartamentos/