Seville Real Estate: Flats and Commercial Units in Andalusia's Capital

Seville's historic core includes Santa Cruz and the cathedral area, with Triana across the Guadalquivir, Nervión and Los Remedios as popular modern districts, and the Macarena district to the north. The city is hot in summer, with a long spring festival season. Airport and high-speed rail links to Madrid and Córdoba make it well connected. Other Andalusian markets on our site include Jerez de la Frontera and Córdoba. Our link list also contains Costa del Sol towns such as Casares, Benahavís and Manilva, and Villamartin, which are different markets, not neighbours.

City centre tourist-rental licensing is restricted, so check before buying to let.

1. Obtain an NIE (foreigner's number).
2. Open a Spanish bank account.
3. Sign a reservation and then a private contract with a deposit, usually 10%.
4. Complete before a notary.

Resale purchases in Andalusia pay transfer tax of about 7%; new builds pay VAT plus stamp duty. Verify locally. Spain's golden visa ended in April 2025. Read the Spain buying guide and the Spain country page.