Woningaanbod in Spanje
Als u graag rust en stilte
hebt, dan bieden onze huizen aan het strand u de mogelijkheid om van zee en
zand te genieten zoals nooit tevoren. Bekijk de zonsondergang boven zee vanaf
uw eigen balkon, zwem in kristalhelder water en bewonder exotische uitzichten;
het kan allemaal uw dagelijkse routine worden met onze villas, appartementen
en nog veel meer.
Tegelijkertijd barst Spanje ook van levendige steden en bruisende wijken die kansen bieden om de lokale bevolking te ontmoeten, de geschiedenis te leren kennen en volop te genieten van een culturele totaalbelevenis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Spain remains one of Europe's most popular property markets thanks to its climate, lifestyle, affordability and strong rental demand in coastal areas. Many buyers purchase a property for personal use as a holiday home, while others look to rent it out when they're not using it. As with any property purchase, it's worth researching the local area, working with a licensed estate agent, and getting independent legal advice before proceeding.
The Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol, Costa Cálida, Murcia and Alicante regions are among the most popular with international buyers and expats, thanks to their established communities, amenities, and easy access from major airports. You can browse properties in each of these areas using our location pages to compare prices and lifestyles.
Yes, there are no restrictions preventing foreign nationals from buying property in Spain. Non-residents will need a NIE (foreigner identification number) to complete a purchase, which your estate agent or a local solicitor can help you arrange.
The process typically involves finding a property you love, agreeing a price with the seller, signing a reservation contract, carrying out legal checks, signing the private purchase contract, and finally completing at the notary. Local estate agents listed on My Casa Away can talk you through the process step by step and recommend trusted legal professionals in the area.
Buyers should budget for additional costs on top of the purchase price, which typically include transfer tax or VAT (depending on whether the property is resale or new build), notary and registration fees, and legal fees. These usually add up to around 10–14% of the purchase price, though this can vary by region — your estate agent can confirm the figures for the specific area you're interested in.
Yes, many Spanish banks offer mortgages to non-resident buyers, though terms and the percentage you can borrow may differ from those available to residents. It's worth speaking to a mortgage broker or your estate agent early in the process so you know your budget before you start viewing properties.
Spain is home to large, well-established international communities, particularly along the Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol and Costa Cálida, with English-speaking services, social clubs, and a relaxed pace of life. Many expats describe the lifestyle change as one of the best decisions they've made, citing the climate, food, outdoor living and friendly culture as major draws. Browse our blog for more on what life in Spain is really like.
