Real estate market update

Buying or selling a property in Spain in 2026 involves taking into account various taxes and costs that can significantly impact the final profitability of the transaction. Buyers must anticipate expenses such as transfer tax (ITP) or VAT (IVA) on new developments, as well as notary, registry, and financing costs. Sellers, on the other hand, must consider capital gains taxation, municipal capital gains tax, and other costs associated with the sales process.

Properly planning these costs and relying on professional advice allows for safer decision-making and optimized results. In this context, FLOURISH BARCELONA supports its clients throughout all stages of the real estate transaction, providing reliable information and assistance to both buyers and sellers to facilitate a successful closing.

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Discover the step-by-step process of buying a property in Spain as a non-resident. From obtaining your NIE and opening a Spanish bank account to signing the deposit contract and the public deed before a notary, this guide explains all legal and administrative requirements. With the expert advice of Flourish Barcelona, you can invest confidently in luxury properties in Barcelona, the Costa Brava, or Mallorca, ensuring a smooth and transparent transaction.

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