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Are Houses In Sotogrande Expensive? - Propertysotogrande.es

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It would clearly be an understatement to say that the past year has been anything less than a hugely dramatic and transformative one for people around the world – and of course, Europe’s most in-demand property markets have also been impacted. So, you might understandably be wondering how expensive homes in Sotogrande actually are these days. One easy way to find that out is to consult the latest sales listings of an online property portal, such as Property Sotogrande, which brings together advertisements for houses, apartments and villas for sale in Sotogrande from multiple leading estate agents. At the time of typing, for instance, our listings indicate that you might expect to pay around €100,000 as a headline price for a renovated one-bedroom apartment in this beautiful part of Andalucía. This may make purchasing Sotogrande property a more realistic prospect than you initially imagined. How much impact are Brexit and COVID-19 having on Costa del Sol property values? The sho...

​How Long Does It Take To Get A Mortgage In Sotogrande?

Naturally, if you’ve already got the cash in your hand to cover the entire cost of the Sotogrande property you’re interested in, you won’t need a mortgage. However, if you do need a mortgage but are based outside of Spain, there are various things you’ll need to consider. The process of securing a mortgage for your Sotogrande property purchase can be a lengthy one. As for exactly how long it will take you, this will depend on your specific circumstances as you peruse Sotogrande property for sale on online property portals like ours. Are you a resident of Spain? Your answer to this question, and whether you pay your taxes inside or outside of Spain, will greatly affect the affordability and desirability of the mortgages available to you. If, for instance, you reside and pay your taxes outside of Spain, you would only be entitled to a non-resident mortgage. With this type of mortgage, the maximum amount of the property’s assessed value you could borrow would be 70% –...