How to sell property in Tenerife as a non-resident
Quick answer: You can sell your Tenerife property without living in Spain.
Read the guide: How to sell property in Tenerife as a non-residentNorth & Santa Cruz · Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Santa Cruz is the island's capital and main city, with the port, the Auditorio, government offices and Las Teresitas beach nearby. Its property market is driven by residents as much as by international buyers.
City-centre apartments, family flats, penthouses and houses in residential neighbourhoods.
Local families and professionals, mainland Spanish buyers and investors in long-term rental.
For city buyers, a parking space and a storage room can decide the sale. List them clearly, with their registry details.
We value your property against recent sales in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and nearby, prepare a clear listing, publish it on Idealista and the other leading portals and send it to Tenerife's top agencies. You keep one local contact until the notary.
It depends on the type, size, condition, views and exact location. Request a free valuation and a local expert will give you a figure based on recent sales in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
We publish on Idealista and other leading portals, send the property to Tenerife's top agencies and present it to buyers in their own language.
Quick answer: You can sell your Tenerife property without living in Spain.
Read the guide: How to sell property in Tenerife as a non-residentQuick answer: When the seller is not tax resident in Spain, the buyer withholds 3% of the agreed price at the notary and pays it to the Spanish tax agency.
Read the guide: The 3% retention when a non-resident sells property in SpainQuick answer: The plusvalía municipal is a local tax on the increase in value of the land under a property, paid to the town hall when it is sold.
Read the guide: Plusvalía municipal in Tenerife: who pays it and how muchQuick answer: To sell a property in Tenerife you need your ID and NIE, the title deed, a recent nota simple, the energy performance certificate, the last IBI receipt, a certificate from the community of owners that you owe nothing, and recent utility bills.
Read the guide: Documents you need to sell a house in TenerifeUpload your property now or talk to us first.