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THE ONORA SCORE
Transparency you can measure.
Every listing on Onora carries a score from 0 to 100 that shows how complete the seller’s information is and how the seller performs on the marketplace. You see what has been shared before you ask.
The score is not advice, and it says nothing about the quality or value of the property itself. Always do your own research.
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FIND YOUR SPECIALIST
The right people, wherever you buy.
Buying abroad raises questions a listing page cannot answer. Pick the specialist you need, answer a few short questions, and the office contacts you directly. Free for buyers, wherever in the world you are buying.
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Buying property in Spain as a foreigner: the process step by step
When the price is not in your currency.
A property priced in euros and paid for from a sterling or dollar account is two transactions, not one. The exchange rate you get on completion day is not the one you saw when you agreed the price.
The costs on top of the asking price, country by country.
Transfer tax, notary, registry and legal fees add somewhere between 4% and 15% to a Southern European purchase. Here is roughly what each country takes, and why the spread is so wide.
Foreign buyers just took a record share of the Spanish market.
In the second quarter of 2026 foreign buyers accounted for 15.98% of registered Spanish home purchases, the highest share on record, while the market as a whole shrank.











