This section follows the property market of Madrid, the capital and the largest city of Spain: prices, prime districts, luxury homes, new residential districts, investment and regional tax topics. The market of an inland capital works differently from the coast, as people buy there to live and work, or to invest in the rental market.
When you read about Madrid, pay attention to the district, because prices and the character of a neighbourhood change a lot from one to another, and to the difference between the city and its suburbs. The Community of Madrid sets some of its own taxes, so ask a notary or gestor which rules apply to you. If you are comparing the capital with the coast, look at the catalog of new builds too.
Read also: Luxury property, Investment and rentals, Prices and market.
