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September 25, 2026

Andalucia to Cut Transfer Tax to 6.75% in 2027

By Alfredo Bloy-Dawson

Andalucia will lower its Property Transfer Tax from 7% to 6.75% in 2027, according to the Junta de Andalucia. Regional economy minister Carolina España announced the plan during a parliamentary commission meeting. Transfer tax applies when you purchase a resale/second hand property (new developments are subject to IVA (sales tax/VAT).

On a €1 million property, this works out as a saving of €2,500.

Carolina España said the plan is to reduce the tranfer tax rate by 0.25% each year until it reaches 6% by the end of the legislative term of the rulling Popular Party in Andalucia.

The government is raising the property value limit for reduced tax rates from €150,000 to €200,000. Buyers purchasing a primary residence up to this value will pay a 6% rate.

The €200,000 threshold also applies to the 3.5% rate for buyers under 35, victims of domestic violence or terrorism, and residents in areas facing depopulation. For large families and buyers with disabilities, the cap rises to €300,000.

If they keep their promise to reduce transfer taxes (ITP) in Andalucia over the next 4 years to 6% we’ll have the second lowest transfer taxes in Spain 🇪🇸

Curious of how property transfer taxes (ITP) in Andalucía compare to other regions?

• País Vasco: 4%

• Madrid & Navarra: 6%

• Canary Islands: 6.5%

• Andalucía & La Rioja: 7%

• Murcia & Castilla y León: 8%

• Cantabria, Castilla-La Mancha & Galicia: 9%

Progressive rates (transaction value):

• Aragón, Asturias & Extremadura: 8% – 11%

• Comunitat Valenciana: 9% – 11%

• Balearic Islands: 8% – 13%

• Cataluña: 11-13%

About the author

Alfredo Bloy‑Dawson is a seasoned real estate marketing consultant based in Marbella, Spain. Drawing on over a decade of experience he now collaborates with top-tier real estate agencies, property developers, and property portals across Spain - most notably on the Costa del Sol - to craft marketing strategies. He is the co-author of Home Truths: A Candid Analysis of the Costa del Sol Property Market

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