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Stories, tips, and honest views of the island.
Tips, background, stories. No sales pressure – just the things we would have liked to read ourselves when we started out.
Buyers · Mallorca
Illegal extensions in Mallorca – an often underestimated risk.
When you buy a home in Mallorca, you rarely buy just the house. Often there's more: a pool in the garden, a small casita at the back of the plot, a covered terrace that someone "just briefly" added one day. Charming. Practical. And sometimes not registered.
Buyers · Taxes
Clarity when buying – the taxes you'll face on Mallorca.
The dream of your own home on Mallorca is within reach – maybe you've already set your sights on a finca or a townhouse. But before you sign the purchase contract, it pays to take a calm look at the taxes involved. Beyond the purchase price, a handful of one-time and recurring payments are part of the picture.
Buyers · Owners
Why the "Arras" isn't a bird.
Anyone buying real estate in Spain for the first time eventually stumbles over a strange word: "Arras." Sounds at first like a tropical bird from South America. Maybe a distant cousin of the toucan – colorful, loud, and hard to catch.
Buyers · Closing Costs
Buying property on Mallorca – how high are the incidental costs?
You've found your dream property on Mallorca? Congratulations. Before you sign the pre-contract (arras), take a careful look at the so-called incidental purchase costs. On top of the price and the transfer tax, several other expenses come into play in Spain – and they need to be part of your budget from day one.
Buyers · Owners
Can I even afford a finca garden?
Picture this: the sun is burning, your finca garden is a botanical dream across 15,000 m². But paradise needs care. What does that actually cost – not in the glossy brochure, but in real Mallorcan daily life?
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