Buying A Property In Spain

Thinking about buying a home in Spain? Not sure what to expect or how to go about it? Our authoritative, information-packed guide to buying a property in Spain is just what you need. Focusing on over 50 top hotspots, it offers a unique, illustrated price guide to properties in every region, from Northern Spain and Madrid to the Costa del Sol and the Canary Islands. Full of expert advice and up-to-the minute information, this is an invaluable handbook for everyone who would like to buy or let a home in Spain.

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1. BUYERS GUIDE A detailed step-by-step guide to the mechanics of buying a property in Spain, the Buyers Guide explains every stage of the legal and financial process, helping you to navigate your way successfully through the conveyancing system and avoid any pitfalls and problems. It also provides an overview of Spains economy and property market. Whats the best way to go about finding a property? How much are you going to have to spend on deposits and on taxes? How do you apply for residency? The Buyers Guide tells you exactly what you need to do, and which professionals to turn to, from appointing a lawyer and finding a good estate agent to the best strategy for managing the sterling/euro conversion. It demystifies the whole process and offers advice on every aspect of finding, purchasing and financing a home, including advice on relocating, minimising risk, finalising the contract, living and working in Spain, obtaining a work permit, and advice on buying to let. Real Life Case Studies; Inspirational case studies feature people whove bought a property in Spain either to live in or to let. Read about their experience and share in their top tips for making a successful purchase. Whether youre buying for business reasons, a new life or maybe to retire, our real life stories will give you valuable insight. 2. PROPERTY GUIDE; Information-packed profiles of the 14 regions of Spain and the top 50 property hotspots: what its like to live there, key attractions, and an overview of the economy and housing market, looking at property price trends, average house sale prices and what you can get for your money, as well as rental potential. The profiles also include essential facts about population, local transport, schools and healthcare. Regional Price Guides; Unique property price guides, sourced from leading estate agents, illustrate the type of property available in each area, from affordable rural cottages ideal for renovation to large, all-mod-cons, modern villas in fantastic locations with spectacular views. Divided into price bands, the guides show you what type of property you can expect to get for your money. North Spain; North Spain is blessed with verdant hills, historic UNESCO-recognised cities, a rocky sea coast with a wealth of ports,fishing villages and spectacular mountain ranges. It is an area that is relatively unexplored by Northern European sunseekers, yet a popular destination for Spanish holiday-makers. Bilbao is the most popular tourist destination in this region and the most expensive area to buy property. However, on the whole, property prices in Northern Spain are considerably cheaper than those on the more popular Costas. Castile & La Rioja; This rugged, mountainous region is a historical treasure trove and offers excellent access to Paris and Madrid, although it is not the place to go if you are looking for winter sun. La Rioja in the northeast is Spains most famous winemaking region. There is little immigration to this region and, as a result, house prices have not risen as much as they have in other major cities in Spain. Aragon, Navarre & the Pyrenees; With breath-taking scenery, clean air and incredible opportunities for anyone who loves the outdoors, this region is a great place to invest in a property for those who dont demand the beach lifestyle. Zaragoza, the capital of Aragon, is one of Spains most highly regarded cities, particularly for its air quality. It is rapidly growing in popularity but there are still bargains to be had. Costa Brava; This is a region of unspoilt, wild beauty on the coast of Northern Catalonia. Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, is a thriving, cosmopolitan city. Unsurprisingly, property prices here are among the most expensive in Spain and comparable with Madrid, but there are still cheaper deals to be found further up the coast for example, in the bustling and increasingly popular resort of LEstartit. Costa Dorada; Carnivals, nightlife and beautiful beaches, all withi

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