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-residentSelling with Tenerife Property
One upload puts your home in front of buyers on the leading portals and through Tenerife's top agencies, with one local contact from valuation to notary.
We compare your property with recent sales and what is on the market in your area, and explain the figure.
We check the nota simple, energy certificate, IBI and community certificate early, so nothing stalls an offer.
Clear description, the facts buyers ask for, and photos chosen to show the property at its best.
We publish on Idealista and the other leading portals where buyers search.
Tenerife's top agencies receive your property to offer it to their own buyers.
We handle enquiries and viewings, negotiate offers with you and coordinate the reservation and the notary signing.
Where your property appears
Idealista and the other leading portals where buyers search
Tenerife's top agencies receive your property for their buyers
Your listing presented in the languages buyers read
Seller guides that bring owners and buyers to the site
You upload the property and photos.
We call you with the valuation and a list of any missing documents.
The property goes on the portals and is sent to the agencies.
We present every offer to you with our view on it.
Buyer and seller sign a reservation or deposit contract.
The deed of sale is signed and you receive the payment.
We will explain the options in your valuation call and agree the terms that suit your sale before anything is published.
Yes. We arrange viewings around you or your tenants.
Tell us when you upload. We will look at how best to work alongside existing arrangements.
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.