Apartments in Spain cost from €2,800 to €5,500 per m² across the cities we track. Expect to pay another 8–14% of the price in taxes and fees.
There are no restrictions on foreign ownership for EU or non-EU buyers; a proposed 100% tax on non-EU non-resident buyers had not been enacted as of October 2026.
Tax ID you'll need: NIE
A 60 m² apartment in Madrid at the average €4,900/m² costs about €294,000. Purchase taxes and fees add roughly €23,520–€41,160. Full breakdown of Spain property taxes and costs.
Approx. 60–70% LTV for non-residents.
The real-estate golden visa (€500,000) was abolished with effect from 3 April 2025; no new applications are accepted.
Last reviewed 2026-10. General information, not tax or legal advice: rates change and often depend on region and buyer status, so confirm with a local notary, lawyer or tax adviser. Sources: KPMG: Spain golden visa abolished (Flash Alert 2025-008), idealista: Regional property tax changes in 2026.