Build Your Future with Us

At Robi Estate, we’re dedicated to helping you build a space that reflects your vision. From design to completion, we provide support at every stage of the process. Let’s bring your dream space to life together.

BUILDING
WE HANDLE EVERY STEP OF THE PROCESS
We manage everything from finding the right property, utilizing local knowledge, conducting daily site visits, and providing ongoing reporting and follow-up, to securing favorable agreements with suppliers.

WE TAKE CARE OF ALL THE COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION WITH:

LAWYERS info

To avoid problems in the process, we recommend that you contact a lawyer to make sure that you avoid various traps and pitfalls, and that all taxes and fees are paid on time and correctly. We help with this easily and smoothly.

ARCHITECTS info

Our architect partners are carefully selected to sketch out drawings and models with suggestions for the design of buildings, indoor and outdoor environments, floor plans and more. This so that our customers get it exactly as they want it.

BUILDERS

We have worked faithfully with our builders for a long time and we know that they deliver a high-quality result within the time frame that is set, which is important to us.

BANKING CONTACTS

SELLING AND BUYING GUIDE:
Buying a home in Spain is a process that involves several steps and may differ slightly from buying a home in Sweden. Here is an overview of the main steps:

  • Preparation and budget: Set a budget: Determine how much you can afford to spend and include additional costs such as taxes, fees, and legal services.
  • Financing: If you need a loan, investigate the possibilities of getting a mortgage loan in Spain or Sweden. Spanish banks often offer loans to foreigners, but this often requires a larger cash investment than in Sweden.
  • Search for housing: Estate agent: Hire a local estate agent who can help you find the right home. Brokers can also advise on areas and price levels.
  • Online portals: Search Spanish real estate portals such as Idealista, Fotocasa, or others to get an idea of ​​the market.
  • Legal advice: Hire a lawyer: It is highly recommended to hire a local lawyer who can ensure that all documentation is in order and that there are no legal obstacles (eg debts on the property).
  • NIE number: You need a NIE number (Número de Identificación de Extranjero), which is a tax identification number for foreigners. This is necessary to complete the purchase.
  • Make an offer and sign the purchase contract: Bidding: Once you have found a home, you can place an offer. If the seller accepts, a preliminary contract (Contrato de Arras) is drawn up where you pay a down payment, usually 10% of the purchase price.
  • Purchase contract: When all the documentation is checked, the final purchase contract (Escritura de Compraventa) is signed before a notary.
  • Final payment and access: Final payment: The remaining purchase amount is paid upon signing the purchase contract.
  • Registration: After the purchase, the property is registered in your name in the Spanish Land Registry (Registro de la Propiedad).
  • Additional costs and taxes: Taxes: Expect to pay transfer tax (Impuesto de Transmisiones Patrimoniales, ITP) if it’s a second-hand home, or VAT (IVA) and stamp duty (AJD) if it’s a newly built property.
  • Other fees: Includes notary fees, registration fees and legal fees.
  • After the purchase: Connections: Arrange for electricity, water and other utilities.
  • Insurance: Get home insurance for your new home.