Selling Property Costs in Spain – Fees & Expenses Explained | R E C
Selling Property Costs in Spain – All Fees Explained
Selling your property involves certain costs you need to know to accurately calculate your net profit. Here, we break down all the expenses involved in the sale.
Main Selling Costs and Fees
Agency Commission
Fees for the comprehensive management of the sale, usually ranging from 3% to 6% of the final price.
Learn more →Notary & Documentation
As a seller, you must provide up-to-date documents (Nota Simple, title deed, etc.) for the signing.
See documents →Energy Certificate (EPC)
A mandatory document to advertise and sell your home. We can help you arrange it.
Learn more →Mortgage Cancellation
If your property has an outstanding mortgage, you must cover the notary and registry fees to legally cancel it.
Learn more →Plusvalía Tax
A municipal tax on the increase of the land's value. As the seller, you are responsible for paying it.
Learn more →Legal Fees
Hiring a lawyer to represent you is optional but highly recommended to ensure a secure sale.
View legal services →Important for Non-Residents: The 3% Retention
If you are not a tax resident in Spain, the buyer is legally required to withhold 3% of the sale price and pay it to the Tax Agency on your behalf. This acts as a down payment on your Capital Gains Tax (IRNR).
Understand non-resident taxes →Want to Know Your Real Net Profit?
Our team will prepare a detailed estimate of your net profit, accounting for all costs and commissions, so you can make the best decision with no surprises.