Podcast - Buying a property on plan: how exactly does it work?

In this episode, Glenn and An-Sofie discuss in the buying process of a buy on plan in Spain. What are the steps, what should you pay attention to, and how is this different from buying an existing property?

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🔹 Wat is een koop op plan?

  • Explanation of difference between buy-on-plan and auto-promoción (being a builder himself).

🔹 Stap 1: De reservatie

  • How does a reservation for a new building work?
  • Can you make an offer on a new construction project?

🔹 Stap 2: Juridische en technische controles

  • Verification of property title, permits, and presence of a bank guarantee.
  • What if planning permission has not yet been delivered?
  • What if no bank guarantee is offered?

🔹 Stap 3: De koopovereenkomst

  • What is the difference between a reservation and a purchase agreement?
  • What documents and safeguards are needed?

🔹 Stap 4: De oplevering van de woning

  • Technical delivery and snagging list.
  • Legal completion and entry in the register.

🔹 De rol van een volmacht

  • Why it is useful to work with power of attorney:
    • NIE numbers
    • Flexibility in deed date
    • Utility connection
    • Rental licence application

🔹 Wanneer kan je de woning in gebruik nemen?

  • Difference between deed and effective commissioning.
  • What if the utilities are not connected yet?

🔹 Bezoek bij de notaris

  • What exactly happens when the deed is executed?

🔹 Na de akte: administratieve opvolging

  • Utility connection
  • Rental licence application (if applicable)
  • Declaration of foreign cadastral income (KI)
  • Registration of title

🔹 Waarom kiezen voor een koop op plan als investering?

  • Fixed purchase price today, payment spread in the future
  • Potential added value on delivery
  • Less risk when the project is completed

Read more about the steps of the buying process.

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