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Buying property in Valencia
after Brexit, with clarity.

Buying property in Valencia after Brexit asks for the same care as ever, plus a few new points for British buyers now outside the EU. The province pairs a lively city with an open Mediterranean coast.

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In the city, buyers look at the historic centre, Ruzafa and the streets along the Turia gardens. Beyond it lie the Albufera and El Saler, the beaches of Cullera and Gandia, and wine country around Requena.

What changes for British buyers in Valencia

The core steps stay the same: an NIE number, an independent lawyer, a notary and registration in the land registry. Brexit changed residency and tax treatment instead. British owners without residency are limited in how long they can stay, and non-EU owners are taxed differently in some respects.

In an older city building, your lawyer should also review the community of owners, its accounts and any planned works, and whether heritage protection limits renovation. Castellón to the north and Alicante to the south follow the same regional framework.

Each case differs and rules evolve, so let a specialist confirm the details. You can already search by area, type of home and budget, or tell us about the home you picture.

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Beyond Valencia,
the rest of the region.

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Questions,
answered.

Do you need a Spanish bank account to buy in Valencia?

In practice, most buyers open one to pay purchase taxes, utilities and local charges. Your lawyer can help you set it up before completion.

THE START OF SOMETHING EXCEPTIONAL

Between the city and the sea,
your next chapter begins.

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