Real Estate investment opportunities in the Costa del Sol with Mitchell’s Prestige Properties
Top 3 Real Estate Investment Opportunities on the Costa del Sol: The Costa del Sol continues to be one of the most attractive regions in Spain for real estate investment. Whether you're looking for steady rental income, long-term capital growth, or a renovation...
Guille Collado – Mitchell’s Sponsors #1 Rising Spanish Padel Player
Mitchell’s Prestige Properties Sponsors Rising Spanish Padel Player Guille Collado At Mitchell’s Prestige Properties, we are proud to announce our official sponsorship of professional padel player Guille Collado. Representing Spain on the global stage, Guille embodies...
Understanding Capital Gains Tax in Spain: Resident vs. Non-Resident Sellers
Learn how capital gains tax in Spain works for residents and non-residents. Mitchell’s Prestige Properties guides you through key rules and exemptions.
Buying Property in Spain Through a Company: Can You Really Pay Only 2% Transfer Tax?
If you’re thinking of buying property in Spain, you’ve probably come across the idea of purchasing through a company to reduce transfer tax (ITP) from 7% to just 2%. On a high-value property in areas like Marbella, Mijas Costa, or Estepona, that could mean saving tens of thousands of euros.
But is it really that simple? The short answer: no — the reduced 2% ITP applies only in very specific situations, and failing to meet the requirements can lead to unexpected tax bills, interest, and penalties.