Property purchase taxes vary sharply across Spain
On a €1 million property purchase in Spain, the tax bill can differ by as much as €65,000 depending on the region.
Read →Current property investment news, rules and analysis for Spain. This guide brings together 23 source-linked MedRealty stories.
On a €1 million property purchase in Spain, the tax bill can differ by as much as €65,000 depending on the region.
Read →The regional government is preparing a new law that will allow municipalities to prohibit the purchase of apartments not for personal residence.
Read →According to their calculations, Spanish prices will rise by 9.1% this year, then by 7.4% in 2027 and 6.2% in 2028.
Read →Volkswagen is considering laying off 100,000 employees and closing four factories in Germany.
Read →Dutch purchasers are acquiring Spanish real estate faster than any other nationality.
Read →The Spanish government plans to approve a new housing package in July through Royal Decree-law.
Read →Spanish media outlets have renewed accusations that foreign investors are displacing local residents from coastal and island properties.
Read →In Moraira, residents are locked in legal proceedings with local authorities over plans to build a waste-sorting facility in a residential area.
Read →Last year, Barcelona's property market saw 15,960 apartments and houses sold.
Read →Neil purchased a house near Barcelona in 2005 for €289,000 at the peak of the Spanish property boom.
Read →Spain's real-estate market has downshifted from turbo mode, with sales in the first quarter of 2026 declining 8% compared with the same period last year.
Read →Spain's Supreme Court has annulled the national register for short-term lettings, prompting property owners to demand reimbursement of registration fees they have already paid.
Read →German purchasers acquired 1,510 properties in Spain during the first quarter of 2026, representing a 7.2 per cent decline compared with Q1 2025.
Read →Spain is tackling its housing crisis through measures that risk confusing and deterring investors from the market.
Read →Thousands of Spaniards took to the streets of Madrid in May.
Read →Spain is growing faster than other eurozone countries—GDP is forecast at +2.1% in 2026.
Read →British purchases of Spanish real estate have fallen to their lowest point in years, trading nearly 40% below 2016 levels.
Read →The saga began in July 2025 when the Spanish government launched a mandatory registration system for tourist lettings (NRA).
Read →Portugal is paying 35 per cent more than fair value for property, according to the European Commission.
Read →While Germany and France stagnate, Spain's real-estate market continues its steady ascent.
Read →Foreign purchasers completed 24,800 transactions in the first quarter of 2026, representing a 3 per cent decline compared with Q1 2025.
Read →The Association of Spanish Notaries has released a fresh report on foreign property purchases in the second half of 2025, revealing a rapidly shifting landscape.
Read →An English couple, both in their fifties, decided to build a seaside villa in Tarragona before retirement.
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