Comprar en España

Define your area, budget and lifestyle priorities. Browse curated listings or share a brief with our property finder — we shortlist homes that fit.

Once you choose a property, a reservation agreement and deposit typically secure it while legal due diligence begins.

An independent lawyer reviews title, debts, planning status and community rules so you buy with clarity.

Non-residents usually need a Spanish tax identification number (NIE) to complete a purchase and open certain accounts.

A Spanish bank account helps with deposit, taxes, utilities and ongoing property costs. Mortgage options vary by profile and bank.

A private purchase contract sets price, timeline, inclusions and conditions before the notarial deed.

The public deed (escritura) is signed before a notary. Funds and keys exchange according to the agreed terms.

After completion, you receive keys and begin utilities, community registration and settling into Mediterranean life.