Is property in Spain worth considering?
Property in Spain – an investment in your peaceful and profitable future home
Dreaming of your own apartment or house in sunny Spain? Investing in property in Spain is an opportunity for a steady return, a pleasant lifestyle and a high rental yield – from both short-term and long-term lets.
Why consider Spain?
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Attractive locations – the Costa del Sol and the Costa Blanca attract tourists and expats from all over the world.
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A growing market – steady growth in property prices and high rental demand make the investment worthwhile.
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A variety of investment options – from apartments for holiday rental, through holiday homes, to investments made for resale at a profit.
Why trust professionals?
Buying property in Spain requires knowledge of local regulations, taxes and legal procedures. Professional advisers will help you to:
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find the best location,
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complete the purchase safely and legally.
Don’t take risks by relying on random sources – trust experts who guide you step by step. Thanks to them, investing in Spain will become a pleasure and your new dream home a reality.
Property in Spain is waiting for you – with us you will find your ideal investment.
Want to invest in Spain? Browse the offers: apartments for sale on the Costa Blanca and apartments for sale on the Costa del Sol — we will help you choose a property that fits your budget and investment plan.
Frequently asked questions
What taxes does a property owner in Spain pay?
When buying, you pay a transaction tax (ITP on the resale market or VAT on new developments). Every year you pay the local property tax IBI, and on rental income — income tax (19% for EU/EEA residents, 24% for others). It is worth consulting a tax adviser about your own case.
Do you have to live in Spain to buy property there?
No. A foreigner can buy property without living in Spain; you need an NIE number and a Spanish bank account. However, buying does not automatically give you the right of residence.
Costa del Sol or Costa Blanca — which to choose for an investment?
The Costa del Sol (Andalusia) also attracts the premium segment and has a fixed ITP tax of 7%. The Costa Blanca usually has lower entry prices and strong demand from foreigners, but the ITP tax is higher (about 9–10%). The best choice depends on your budget and the goal of the investment.
Does World Residence recommend an independent lawyer?
Yes. In every case we recommend using an independent lawyer who looks after your interests only: checks the legal status of the property, verifies documents and contracts, and accompanies you through the formalities up to the signing at the notary. We have built up contacts with Polish-speaking lawyers on every coast, so we will gladly recommend a specialist you can communicate with easily.