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There are also people who need a place to live. The homes exist. The people exist. We help them find each other.
INE, Censo de Población y Viviendas 2021, published 30 June 2023
We work with town halls and the national cadastre to identify homes that have been standing empty, including the ones that were never listed anywhere.
Cadastral records, aerial imagery, ownership from the Registro de la Propiedad, and a cost estimate for the works. We label every source and its date. Where we have not been inside, we say so.
Grant applications, the notary appointment, a short list of local builders we have verified. You choose your own trades and contract them directly.
Your money goes through a notary, not through us. We never hold your funds. This is a free public service.
Because the village has been losing people for forty years, and there is nobody to buy it. Because the owner died and six grandchildren inherited a share each and none of them live nearby. Because an estate agent earns €660 on a sale like this and cannot afford the time. And because since 2023 a Spanish council can charge up to 150% extra property tax on a home left empty, so holding one has become expensive.
There is usually nothing wrong with the house that money and a builder cannot fix. Read the full explanation.
The townhouse in Cañada Vellida. This is the whole calculation, and it is on every property we list.
for a 96 m² two bedroom townhouse with courtyard, once the grants are paid.
These cost figures come from a remote assessment, not from quotes. They firm up two to five weeks after your first viewing, when trades have been inside.
We are at the beginning. Some things are in place. Some are not yet. Here is exactly where we stand.
National cadastral data for every building in Spain. Vacancy scoring from census and utility records. Aerial imagery. Ownership lookups at the Registro.
Municipalities pay for vacancy identification tools. The service is free for everyone looking for a home.
Signed municipal partners. Physical office addresses. Professional indemnity insurance. These will appear here as they are established.
Buying a vacant home is not always straightforward. We are here to help you through it. From navigating grants and paperwork to finding a builder and understanding the real costs. We want every person who needs a home to get one. How we support you.
Spain is one of the most accessible property markets in Europe. The process is unfamiliar to most first-time buyers, so we walk you through every step.
EU citizens have the same property rights as Spanish nationals. No restrictions, no special permits.
The biggest difference is mortgage access and tax obligations, not the right to buy.
A property listing alone does not make someone move. You need to picture your life there. Every municipality on the platform gets a lifestyle profile, curated by the town itself.
Medieval old town at 900m altitude. Cool summers, strong food culture. The Vaquilla festival fills the streets every July. University town with a young community alongside retirees.
One of Spain’s most beautiful villages. Pink sandstone walls, a river canyon, and dark skies for stargazing. Small but tight-knit community. Hiking and climbing at the doorstep.
Agricultural town in the Jiloca valley. Affordable living, good local school, weekly market. 90 minutes to Zaragoza, 2 hours to Valencia. Quiet life with real community roots.
These are example profiles. Each municipality will curate their own, highlighting what makes their town worth choosing.
Since Ley 12/2023 a council can add up to 150% to the IBI on a home left empty. To do that you have to know which homes, for how long, and who owns them. We build that register for your territory, with the evidence attached to every address.
Two years empty and the surcharge starts. Three years and it can double. We will tell you what your house is worth, what the works would cost, which grants apply, and what you would clear if you sold or let it. No fee to find out.