Brand new , key-ready properties on Spain's Costa Blanca are getting significantly
the more attractive choice to overseas inventors , thanks in part to the local
government most recently making it more expensive to purchase re-sale real estate there .
"The local government of Valencia , home of the Costa Blanca , increased
transfer tax ( ITP ) on re-sale real estate to ten per cent from eight per cent
from the beginning of this month . The region's northern neighbour , Catalonia
, has made the equal change ," Richard Way , Editor at The Overseas Guides
Company said .
"ITP isn't levied on new-build property , however VAT ( IVA ) is suitable
, as well currently at ten per cent ( as well as stamp duty ) . Records from
estate agencies are of new projects starting to come on line in the Costa
Blanca , therefore with re-sale becoming dearer , new key-ready homes are
generally on the radar of overseas buyers .
"At the same time period , latest statistics from Valencia's regional
government revealed that pretty much 50% of all property sales in the first 3
months of 2013 were to foreigners - an exceptional degree and a sign of just
how beneficial the international market is to Spain's real estate market along
its Costas
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