Who we are.
A Costa del Sol property listings site for international buyers, with an editorial newsroom alongside. Marbella-based, working from Sotogrande to Nerja.
Listings and analysis for international buyers.
Expat Property Group publishes Costa del Sol property from partner estate agents we work with, from Sotogrande to Nerja. When you enquire on a listing, we pass your message to the agent marketing that property. They handle viewings, negotiation, and the sale.
Alongside the catalogue, our newsroom covers what buyers actually need to read before they fly out: Spanish conveyancing, purchase tax, non-resident mortgages, FX, and life on the coast. We publish the analysis; you appoint your own lawyer, broker, and agent on the ground.
Topics the newsroom covers.
Costa del Sol property
Area guides, off-plan vs resale, urbanizations, HOA dynamics, and market trends from Marbella to Nerja.
Conveyancing & legal
NIE, contrato de reserva, escritura pública, registry, ITP, IVA, AJD, and Plusvalía explained for non-resident buyers.
Non-resident mortgages
LTV caps, lender criteria across BBVA, Sabadell, CaixaBank, ING, and Bankinter, and the post-Brexit shift for British buyers.
Currency for property
Spot, forwards, and the gap between high-street bank margins and specialist brokers on a €500K purchase.
Tax & compliance
ITP, ongoing IBI, Impuesto de Patrimonio, Modelo 210, and the UK/US cross-border position on Spanish property.
Life on the coast
Schools, healthcare, residency visas, removals, and what year-round vs holiday living feels like on the Costa del Sol.
Four things we won't compromise on.
Partner-agent listings
Inventory comes from Costa del Sol agencies we work with, not an open directory. We drop agents whose service drops.
Straight enquiries
When you enquire on a property, your message goes to the listing agent. They arrange viewings and handle the sale.
Editorial newsroom
Spanish property law, tax, mortgages, and area analysis. Updated weekly for international buyers.
Local on the coast
Marbella-based, covering Sotogrande to Nerja. Urbanizations, school catchments, and what the coast feels like off-season.