In 2000, three brothers (shown from left to right: Francisco Vives, Economist, Miguel Angel Vives, Technical Architect, & Salvador Vives, Lawyer) with complementary backgrounds and a shared vision founded Vives Pons in Dénia with a clear purpose: to create a unique and innovative multidisciplinary firm.
By bringing together their respective areas of expertise, they built a model that integrates legal, tax, accounting, architecture, construction, interior design and real estate services within a single company, delivered by an in-house professional team.
This structure allows Vives Pons to offer clients one point of contact, one coordinated strategy and a comprehensive view of every project. It saves time, reduces risk and provides greater clarity, particularly for international clients investing or developing property in Spain.
A team of professionals providing integrated services within one company
At Vives Pons, more than 40 professionals work together to provide integrated solutions. Legal, tax, architecture, construction, interior design, and real estate services. All under one roof.
From our offices in Dénia and Jávea, we guide our clients every step of the way, delivering trusted advice, transparent communication and a genuine commitment to achieving their goals.
Over the coming months, Vives Pons will be sharing practical articles in this magazine, offering guidance on topics that matter to residents, property owners, investors and businesses in the area. From legal and tax questions to property, building projects and local procedures, the aim is to make complex subjects easier to understand.
The origins: a family rooted in Dénia
In the heart of Dénia, where the streets hold memories and tradition, the story of Vives Pons Group begins. It all started in a small wood-fired bakery at number 9 of Pare Pere Street, where Brígida, the founders’ grandmother, baked bread for her neighbours with the same care she gave to everyone. That bakery was more than a business: it was a meeting point, a place where every morning trust, closeness and commitment were kneaded together.
Consuelo and Jaime: 50 years of dedication
The founders’ parents, Consuelo Pons and Jaime Vives, kept the family baking tradition alive and later devoted themselves to another deeply human craft: hospitality. For more than 50 years, their commitment shaped Dénia’s social life through landmark venues on Marqués de Campo Street such as Restaurante San Remo, El Quijote & La Tasca Eulalia. There, bonds were built, warmth was served and community took shape.
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