What properties for sale are available?

The average price per m² in Barcelona varies widely by district. In Eixample and Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, prices are between €4,500-6,000/m². In Ciutat Vella (Born, Gothic), it can exceed €5,500/m². Districts like Sant Martí, Sants, or Horta offer more affordable prices, between €3,000-4,000/m². Proximity to the sea, transport, and services significantly influences the price.

When buying a second-hand property, you pay ITP (Property Transfer Tax) of 10% on the purchase price. For new properties, you pay 10% VAT plus 1.5% AJD (Documented Legal Acts). You also pay notary fees (€600-1,200), registry (€300-600), and legal fees (€300-500). When selling, you'll pay municipal capital gains tax and income tax on capital gains.

Yes, we collaborate with multiple banking institutions to help you get the best mortgage. We advise you on how much you can finance (generally up to 80% of the appraisal value), what documentation you need, and compare offers from different banks. We also guide you on fixed vs. variable mortgages, amortization periods, and mandatory insurance. This service is included at no additional cost.

The complete process usually takes 2-3 months. After agreeing on the price (1 week), the earnest money contract is signed with a 10% deposit (immediate). Then the mortgage application takes 3-4 weeks. The bank appraisal requires 1-2 weeks. Finally, the public deed before a notary is scheduled 1 month after mortgage approval. Cases without a mortgage can close in 4-6 weeks.

Yes, foreigners can buy freely in Spain. You need to obtain an NIE (Foreigner Identification Number) before the purchase, a process that takes 2-4 weeks. Spanish banks can finance up to 70% for non-residents, requiring additional income documentation from the country of origin. Non-tax residents will pay a 3% withholding tax when buying from another non-resident.