AGP-011
Cortesin · Málaga
Cortesin Luxury Apartments Framed by Sea, Golf and Missoni Design
2–4 bedrooms160 – 314 m²
from€1,565,000
Property for Sale in Spain
Apartments and villas on the Costa Blanca, the Costa del Sol and in Barcelona – selected properties with personal advice in English, German and Turkish.
25 properties
ALC-024
Mutxamel · Alicante
Apartments for Sale in Mutxamel Alicante
2–3 bedrooms99 – 130 m²
from€282,000
ALC-021
Altea · Alicante
Beachside Apartments for Sale in Altea Alicante
1–2 bedrooms81 – 104 m²
from€495,000
ALC-017
Alicante
Modern Apartments for Sale in San Miguel de Salinas
2–3 bedrooms73 – 98 m²
from€245,000
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Current offers in Spain
- projects
- 25
- available units
- 65
- from
- €245,000
- median price per m²
- €4,700
- ready to move
- 12
- within 1 km of the sea
- 7
Prices by size
| Type | Price range | Size |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | €265,000 – €510,000 | 55–81 m² |
| 2 bedrooms | €245,000 – €1,565,000 | 53–160 m² |
| 3 bedrooms | €282,000 – €3,120,000 | 67–258 m² |
| 4+ bedrooms | €1,575,000 – €11,350,000 | 309–880 m² |
Summary of our current listings, updated with every publication — not an official market statistic. · 24 October 2026
Areas in Spain
Why buy property in Spain?
Spain is one of the most popular countries in Europe for a holiday home or a new life in the sun. Property for sale in Spain ranges from apartments near the beach to villas with pool and city flats. Citizens of EU countries can buy and live in Spain without a visa; buyers from outside the EU can also purchase, but need a separate visa to stay longer.
The main regions
- Costa Blanca (Alicante) – the coast of the province of Alicante: Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa in the south with comparatively moderate prices, Altea, Jávea and Dénia in the north with a greener, hillier landscape.
- Málaga and the Costa del Sol – a lively city with an international airport and a coast stretching to Marbella, Benahavís and Estepona.
- Barcelona – Catalonia’s capital, for city living by the sea.
Buying costs and process
Plan roughly 10–14% of the price on top for taxes, notary, land registry and lawyer. On resale homes you pay transfer tax (ITP), set by the region – in the Valencian Community currently 9% up to €1 million, in Andalusia 7%. New builds carry 10% VAT plus stamp duty (AJD). You need an NIE (foreigner identification number) and usually a Spanish bank account; the purchase is signed at the notary. Since 3 April 2025 Spain no longer grants residence permits for property investment (the golden visa ended). Read more in our buying guide and the Spain guide.
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy property in Spain?
Yes, foreigners can buy property in Spain. You need an NIE (foreigner identification number); the purchase is signed at a notary and registered at the land registry.
How much are the buying costs in Spain?
Plan roughly 10–14% of the price for taxes, notary, land registry and lawyer. Resale homes pay regional transfer tax (ITP), new builds 10% VAT plus stamp duty.
Does buying property in Spain give me residency?
No. The golden visa for property investment ended on 3 April 2025. EU citizens can live in Spain anyway; non-EU buyers need another visa route.
Where is the best place to buy property in Spain?
The Costa Blanca (Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa, Altea, Jávea) is popular for holiday homes at moderate prices; the Costa del Sol and Barcelona are higher-priced and international.
Buying guides
Personal advice
Hasan Kaçar · Free, in English, German or Turkish — by video call, phone or WhatsApp.