The townhouse development of ‘Hoyo 14’, set within Spain’s Nuevo Portil, one of Costa de la Luz’s golf courses, has been elevated to prime real estate after confirmation of a build license for a substantial commercial facility.

With only 33 of the 185 properties remaining for sale and no further phases planned for at least four years, demand from property investors is set to outstrip supply.
Adjacent to the main Huelva coastal road and overlooking 21km of beaches, Nuevo Portil’s commercial centre will encompass 4,060 sqm of retailing space with an Eroski hypermarket as the anchor tenant.

Nuevo Portil’s 28-store project will also have a café and children’s play area to serve as a hub for the local community. Construction has now started with a grand opening anticipated in time for summer season 2010.

Andrew Benitz, Director of locally-based real estate specialists Titan Properties, said: “The Hoyo 14 townhouses have consistently been a best-seller and this latest announcement will heighten interest in the remaining three bedroom units. The developer has put a four-year brake on a subsequent phase so this is truly the last opportunity to benefit from a solid investment opportunity where values will undoubtedly hold strong.”

The Hoyo 14 townhouses are arranged over three floors and benefit from a small private garden, two communal swimming pools, three tennis/paddle courts, underground parking and storage facilities. Prices start from only €220,000.

There are also Hoyo 19’ apartments within 100 metres of the beach and golf-front villas also available within Nuevo Portil priced from €185,000 and €500,000 respectively.

• A man said he was high on cocktail of drink and drugs and therefore not responsible for his actions when he beat his British Landlords to death on the Canary Island of Fuerteventura.

But the jury hearing the case against Carmelo Santana did not agree with his argument and found him guilty of the murders of Brian Johnson, aged 59 and his wife Tina, aged 57, in June 2006. He has been sentenced to a total of 39 years.

The victims had run a pub in Swansea before moving out to Fuerteventura in 1997 where they went into partnership in a bar.

The Las Palmas court heard how 42-year-old Santana set about the couple with a hammer after they asked him to pay the €2,000 he owed for renting the flat they owned on the island.

Although the defendant admitted the killings and hiding the bodies under a bed his defence argued that the mixture of alcohol and drugs meant he didn’t know what he was doing and therefore was not guilty of murder.

Santana also admitted returning to the hidden bodies after going out for a drink with friends. He wrapped the husband and wife in blankets and plastic bags and buried them in an isolated spot about three miles away from where the attack took place. They were later discovered the same week by a man walking his dogs.

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