Does Easyhome sell properties in Spain?

Yes. Through easyhome-espagne.be, Easyhome helps clients buy property in Spain, mostly second homes and holiday apartments on the Mediterranean coast. It acts as your French-speaking guide across the Spanish purchase, from selection and viewings to the signing of the deed before a Spanish notary.

Easyhome is a Belgian agency first, with 7 offices across Wallonia, but its Spanish activity is a genuine part of the business rather than a marketing slogan. The Spanish site easyhome-espagne.be channels buyers who want a holiday home, a rental investment in the sun, or a future retirement base, and pairs them with property that fits their budget and their plans.

What “selling in Spain” means in practice deserves a clear explanation. In Spain, as in Belgium, the transfer of ownership is finalised by a notary through a public deed (escritura publica). Easyhome’s role is to source the property, organise viewings (in person or remotely), negotiate, and coordinate the legal and financial steps so that a French-speaking buyer is never left guessing. The purchase costs are Spanish: expect to budget roughly 8% to 13% of the price on top of the property itself once tax, notary, land registry and legal fees are counted (idealista, January 2026).

A useful and slightly surprising detail: buying in Spain requires an NIE (numero de identificacion de extranjero), the foreigner’s tax identity number, which is needed to sign the deed, open a bank account and take a mortgage (Costaluz Lawyers, 2026). Easyhome helps organise this administrative groundwork so it does not become a last-minute obstacle.

Because the same company handles both markets, a client can sell a Walloon home through easyhome-immo.be and reinvest in Spain through easyhome-espagne.be without switching advisers. That continuity is the main reason Belgians choose Easyhome over a purely local Spanish agent they have never met.

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