Gran Canaria · Lanzarote · Fuerteventura
Buying property in Las Palmas
after Brexit.
Buying property in Las Palmas after Brexit follows the same Spanish steps as before. What has changed is your status: as a UK buyer, you now come from outside the EU.
Search propertiesThe province covers the eastern Canary Islands: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. The western islands belong to its neighbour, Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Homes across the eastern islands
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is the capital, a port city with its own city beach, Las Canteras. The south of the island, around Maspalomas and its dunes, draws those who want sun and open sea views.
Lanzarote is known for low white houses set against black lava, shaped by the work of César Manrique. Fuerteventura offers wide beaches, steady winds and a rare sense of space.
The route itself is familiar. You obtain an NIE number, appoint an independent lawyer, complete due diligence, sign before a notary and register the home at the land registry. The islands have their own tax arrangements and some areas carry extra checks for buyers from outside the EU, so ask a specialist to confirm what applies to you, as rules change.
Tell us which island draws you, then use the search to set location, property type, floor area and budget.
From Gran Canaria
to the western isles.
Questions,
answered.
Can UK citizens still buy a home in Las Palmas?
Yes. Brexit did not stop British buyers from owning property here; it changed how long you may stay without a visa and some of the paperwork. A lawyer should confirm the current rules before you sign.
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