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One Estate Agent or Several? Sole Agency vs Multi-Agency in Spain (2026)
29 08 - 2026
Information reviewed in August 2026 · Reading time: 10 minutesChoosing between a sole-agency agreement and several estate agents is not simply a question of putting your property in more shop windows. The better question is: which arrangement will deliver a coherent strategy, reach qualified buyers and protect the price and presentation of your property?A well-defined sole-agency agreement can work very effectively when the agent makes specific commitments on valuation, photography, international exposure, reporting and collaboration with other professionals. A multi-agency approach can also be appropriate, but only when every agent uses the same price and verified information and there is a clear system for viewings, enquiries and buyer attribution.This guide compares both models...
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Costs and Taxes When Selling Property in Spain: What You Pay in 2026
28 08 - 2026
Information reviewed in August 2026 · Reading time: 10 minutesWhen you sell property in Spain, the amount that reaches your bank account is not simply the sale price. A seller may need to allow for capital gains tax, municipal plusvalía, mortgage repayment and cancellation, an energy certificate, professional fees and estate agency fees.The largest variable is usually the capital gain: the difference between the adjusted acquisition value and the adjusted sale value. The tax is not normally calculated as a percentage of the full sale price. Your tax residence, age, use of the property, previous rental activity and the way you acquired it can all change the result.This guide explains the main costs for an individual selling a home in Spain, with particular relevance to owners in...
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Documents Needed to Sell a Property in Andalusia: Complete 2026 Checklist
28 08 - 2026
Information reviewed in August 2026 · Reading time: 8 minutesIf you are planning to sell a house, apartment, villa or other property in Andalusia, preparing the paperwork early can prevent delays when a buyer is ready to proceed. Some documents are needed for almost every sale, while others depend on the property, the owners and whether there is a mortgage, inheritance, tenancy or planning issue.This checklist explains the documents most sellers are likely to need, where they usually come from and which items should be checked before signing a reservation agreement, private purchase contract or completion deed.Important: the exact requirements can vary. A notary, lawyer, bank or buyer may request additional evidence after reviewing the property and the seller's circumstances. The...
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Selling an Inherited Property in Granada and the Costa Tropical: Steps, Taxes and Documents (2026)
28 08 - 2026
Information reviewed in August 2026 · Reading time: 10 minutesYes, an inherited property in Granada or on the Costa Tropical can be sold. Before the sale, the heirs must be identified, the inheritance must be accepted and allocated, the relevant taxes must be filed, and ownership of the property must be clear. If several people own the property, they must all agree to a voluntary sale of the whole property.The main difficulty is usually not finding a buyer, but preparing the inheritance correctly. A missing will, an unpaid municipal tax, an old mortgage or disagreement between family members can delay the transaction. This guide explains the process step by step and highlights the mistakes worth avoiding.What steps are required to sell an inherited property in Spain? Obtain...
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How to Sell Your Property on the Costa Tropical: A Step-by-Step Guide (2026)
27 08 - 2026
Information reviewed in August 2026 · Reading time: 10 minutesSelling a property on the Costa Tropical involves seven essential stages: preparing the documents, setting a realistic asking price, presenting the home properly, reaching Spanish and international buyers, managing viewings and offers, signing the deposit contract, and completing before a notary. Taxes and any mortgage cancellation must also be planned in advance.This guide explains the complete process for owners in Almuñécar, La Herradura, Salobreña, Motril and the surrounding area. Bonillo Real Estate has sold property on the Costa Tropical since 1975, and our advice reflects more than 50 years of local transactions.The seven steps to selling property on the Costa Tropical Gather the documents for the property and...
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What Is My Property Worth in Almuñécar? Why Price per m² Can Mislead (2026)
27 08 - 2026
Data reviewed in August 2026 · Reading time: 8 minutesHow much is your property in Almuñécar really worth? Average asking prices are useful as a starting point, but they cannot price an individual home. Two properties in the same building can differ by tens of thousands of euros because of their floor, views, orientation, condition or terrace.This guide gives you current asking-price references for Almuñécar and the Costa Tropical, explains why price per square metre can mislead, and sets out the nine factors Bonillo Real Estate assesses when valuing a property. Our family agency has worked in this local market since 1975.Average asking prices in Almuñécar and the Costa Tropical in 2026The latest available idealista reports show the following average asking prices for July 2026. These...
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Selling Your Spanish Property as a Non-Resident: Taxes, the 3% Retention and How to Sell From Abroad (2026)
12 07 - 2026
Updated July 2026 · Reading time: 9 minutesSelling a Spanish property as a non-resident comes down to four key things: the buyer must withhold 3% of the price and pay it to the Spanish tax office on your behalf (Modelo 211); you then declare your capital gain at a flat 19% using Modelo 210 — and claim a refund if the 3% was more than you owe; you also pay the local plusvalía tax at the town hall; and, if you prefer, you can complete the entire sale without travelling to Spain by granting power of attorney.This guide explains each step, with deadlines, a worked example and the documents you will need. Bonillo Real Estate has been selling property in Almuñécar and the Costa Tropical since 1975, and international buyers form an important part of the Costa Tropical market, and our...
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