Property appraisal in Spain -> Appraisal: learn more

How does the service work?

First we gather the data we can from the following sources:

• Nota simple from the Property Registry
• Town halls
• Direccion General de Urbanismo
• Catastro (Official Land Register)

An arquitect will then visit the property and check everything related to the property:

• urban characteristics
• possible encumbrances
• matching of the building and the urban planning
• building characteristics
• possible pathologies
• age of the building
• finish, and installations

We then make a preliminary study of the actual market values corresponding to at least three recent transactions of comparable properties. Based on the information from all these sources, we apply the appropriate appraising method or methods to determine the property's value. You will receive:

• An appraisal listing the property's value, and the relevant data that was used to arrive at this figure (in Spanish)
• The nota simple (in Spanish)
• A summary in English indicating the key conclusions of the appraisal and nota simple.
• A floor plan.
• A report on what kind of renovation can be done to the building, based on how the building has been classified.