Buying a home in Spain is an attractive dream for many Germans, whether for personal use, as a holiday home, or as an investment. In this blog post, we provide you with a step-by-step guide to purchasing new construction real estate in Spain and introduce some remarkable projects.
Dunique Marbella – a luxury retreat
Marbella is known for its luxury real estate, and Dunique Marbella is no exception. This residential complex offers an exclusive selection of townhouses and semi-detached homes with 3 to 4 bedrooms. Prices range from €5,060,000 to €5,200,000. A particular highlight is the private pool, which creates a relaxing atmosphere. Marbella offers not only sun and sea but also a rich cultural and recreational offering, making this location particularly attractive.
Bahia – modern living in La Cala de Mijas
For those seeking modern apartments, the Bahia project in La Cala de Mijas offers an excellent option. With a price range of €425,000 to €638,000, you will find both ground floor apartments and spacious penthouses, each with 2 to 3 bedrooms. The complex also features a swimming pool. La Cala de Mijas is known for its charming atmosphere and proximity to top-notch golf courses and beaches, making it a sought-after choice for buyers.
Azohia – affordable townhouses in Cartagena
In the historic city of Cartagena, the Azohia project is particularly interesting for buyers with a smaller budget. Here, the townhouses with 3 bedrooms cost €255,000. This location offers a perfect mix of history and modern amenities, with easy access to Cartagena's cultural landmarks and the beautiful beaches of the region.
Purchase process: what you need to know
The process of buying a property in Spain differs somewhat from that in Germany. Here are the key steps:
1. Preparations
Thoroughly inform yourself about the different regions and property types. It is advisable to set a budget and explore financing options.
2. Legal support
Hire a lawyer specializing in real estate law in Spain. They can ensure that the purchase process runs smoothly and complies with all legal requirements.
3. Reservation
After choosing a property, a reservation payment is typically made to take the property off the market.
4. Purchase contract
The purchase contract ("Contrato de Compraventa") is signed, and a deposit is made, usually amounting to 10% of the purchase price.
5. Notarial deed
The final purchase takes place before a Spanish notary. Here, the remaining payment is made, and you receive the title deed.
With this guide and the mentioned projects, you are well-equipped to acquire your dream home in Spain. Seize the opportunity to invest in one of the most beautiful regions of Europe.
