El mar está devorando las mansiones de 40 millones de Marbella — y sus dueños no pueden hacer nada
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On Marbella's Golden Mile, mansions are advertised for 20, 30, and even more than 40 million euros. A king of Saudi Arabia built his palace here. But the beach that protects these houses is disappearing: every winter storms wash away the sand, and every spring trucks and dredges rebuild it with public funds—sometimes with gray quarry sand. And the most incredible thing: the owners can do nothing. In Spain, the coast is public domain; no one can build their own seawall. The breakwaters that Marbella has been requesting for decades never materialize… and if the sea advances, the law advances with it, encroaching on the garden. There are houses by the sea that no longer belong to their owners: they are concessions, with an expiration date.
In this video: the aristocrat who invented Marbella and the king who filled it with millions—why Puerto Banús, the port of the rich, is killing the beaches of the rich—the dams that cut off the rivers of sand—the 1988 Coastal Law and the line that keeps moving inland—the sand subscription that can't be canceled—and why the smartest money should read the law before signing.
What do you think: should the State continue paying for the beach of Spain's most expensive mansions every year—or did their owners get exactly what they paid for? Let us know in the comments.
CHAPTERS
0:00 The Golden Mile — and the disappearing beach
2:20 The story of Marbella
3:20 The aristocrat, the king, and the name that says it all
4:40 Puerto Banús: protect that port
5:30 1988: the law that changed everything
6:40 A beach is a river of sand — and rivers are dead
8:00 The port of the rich kills the beach of the rich
9:00 A higher sea that hits harder
10:20 The subscription: trucks every spring
11:40 Gray quarry sand in front of 40 million mansions
12:20 The breakwaters that never arrive
13:20 The legal trap: concessions and demarcation
15:00 The sea devours the deed
16:00 The money war
16:50 Selling to those who haven't read the law
17:30 Everyone is right — and nothing stops the Water
18:20 The Question
#Marbella #GoldenMile #CostaDelSol #RealEstate #Spain
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Como las leyes son permisivas, por esto les encanta en España. Solo pasan unos añitos en la cárcel por matar y salen libres.
TODAS LAS PLAYAS EM TODO EL MUNDO TIENEN UN BANCO DE ARENA A UNOS 50 A 100 MTS DE LA ORILLA. SI COLOCAS HORMIGON EN LA ORILLA PARA HACER CASAS ESE HORMIGON VA COMIENDO Y HORA DANDO EL BANCO. EL BANCO DESAPARECE Y EL MAR ENTRA CON FUERZA SOBRE LA PLAYA Y SE LLEVA LA ARENA. HA PASADO EN MI PAIS EN PUNTA DEL ESTE PERO SE DIERON CUENTA DE ESO Y LO FRENARON POR LEY
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El mar está devorando las mansiones de 40 millones de Marbella — y sus dueños no pueden hacer nada
Experiencia del mundo antiguo
5,639 views
On Marbella's Golden Mile, mansions are advertised for 20, 30, and even more than 40 million euros. A king of Saudi Arabia built his palace here. But the beach that protects these houses is disappearing: every winter storms wash away the sand, and every spring trucks and dredges rebuild it with public funds—sometimes with gray quarry sand. And the most incredible thing: the owners can do nothing. In Spain, the coast is public domain; no one can build their own seawall. The breakwaters that Marbella has been requesting for decades never materialize… and if the sea advances, the law advances with it, encroaching on the garden. There are houses by the sea that no longer belong to their owners: they are concessions, with an expiration date.
In this video: the aristocrat who invented Marbella and the king who filled it with millions—why Puerto Banús, the port of the rich, is killing the beaches of the rich—the dams that cut off the rivers of sand—the 1988 Coastal Law and the line that keeps moving inland—the sand subscription that can't be canceled—and why the smartest money should read the law before signing.
What do you think: should the State continue paying for the beach of Spain's most expensive mansions every year—or did their owners get exactly what they paid for? Let us know in the comments.
CHAPTERS
0:00 The Golden Mile — and the disappearing beach
2:20 The story of Marbella
3:20 The aristocrat, the king, and the name that says it all
4:40 Puerto Banús: protect that port
5:30 1988: the law that changed everything
6:40 A beach is a river of sand — and rivers are dead
8:00 The port of the rich kills the beach of the rich
9:00 A higher sea that hits harder
10:20 The subscription: trucks every spring
11:40 Gray quarry sand in front of 40 million mansions
12:20 The breakwaters that never arrive
13:20 The legal trap: concessions and demarcation
15:00 The sea devours the deed
16:00 The money war
16:50 Selling to those who haven't read the law
17:30 Everyone is right — and nothing stops the Water
18:20 The Question
#Marbella #GoldenMile #CostaDelSol #RealEstate #Spain
Esto se llama: la naturaleza poniendo orden.