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Buying a home in Adeje: taxes, fees and prices

Taxes at the region's official rates · appraised values of the ministry · INE house price index.

In short

On a €300,000 resale home in Adeje (Canary Islands), transfer tax and land registry fees come to €19,701 (6.5% tax at the general rate). Homes in Adeje were appraised at €3,776/m² in Q2 2026, +14.9% over a year.

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If you buy

Taxes, land registry and loan in Adeje

General rates of Canary Islands. Change any field: the amounts are recalculated instantly.

Value taxed€300,000
Transfer tax (ITP)€19,500 (6.5%)
Land registry (registration + presentation)€201
Buyer total (taxes + land registry)€19,701
Notary's deed fee (the seller's by default)€388
Loan of 80% of the price€240,000
Monthly payment, 25 years at 3.134%€1,155

General rates only: no reduced rates, notary copies, gestoría or valuation. All the rates and sources.

If you sell

Income tax on the gain

National rates, the same in every region: your tax residence decides.

Capital gain€80,000
Rate on the gain19%
Income tax on the gain€15,200
Buyer's 3% withholding (advance)€12,000
Left to pay on the return€3,200

Non-resident: 19% on the gain (IRNR); the buyer withholds 3% of the price (form 211), the seller settles on form 210 and the 3% is credited.

Plusvalía municipal, exemptions and agency fees are not computed. Capital gains tax on a home sale.

The questions, answered

How much transfer tax on a €300,000 resale home in Adeje?

At the general rate of Canary Islands (6.5%), €300,000 bought in Adeje pays €19,500 of transfer tax (ITP) and €201 of land registry fees: €19,701 for the buyer, before notary copies and any reduced rate; the base is the higher of price and Catastro reference value.

What is a home worth per square metre in Adeje?

Approved valuers appraised open-market homes in Adeje at €3,776/m² in Q2 2026 (199 valuations), +14.9% over a year; the figure is €2,355/m² for Spain and €2,297/m² for the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Are home prices rising in Adeje?

Yes: appraised values in Adeje changed by +14.9% over a year. For Canary Islands as a whole the INE index moved +11% (Spain: 12.2%).

Reading the numbers for Adeje

By appraised value, Adeje is 12th of the 55 cities Payotte covers, from the dearest down. At €3,776/m² it sits about 60% above the Spanish average of €2,355/m².

It is the dearest of the six Canary Islands cities covered, and about 66% above the Canary Islands average (€2,279/m²). The province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is at €2,297/m², so the city is €1,479 above its province.

The appraised value is up €489/m² from €3,287 a year earlier (+14.9%), 2.4 points faster than the national rise (+12.5%) and in step with Canary Islands as a whole (+14.2%). On a 90 m² home at the average, the year's move is worth about €43,992.

Taken at the average appraised value, €300,000 buys roughly 75 m² in Adeje, against 125 m² at the Spanish average. A 90 m² home at that value would be about €340,000; the buyer's taxes and registry fees on a resale come to €22,312 (6.5%). Arithmetic on an average, not a valuation.

The Adeje figure rests on only 199 valuations, a thin sample that a few large operations can move, or 4 valuations per 1,000 inhabitants. With 50,021 inhabitants it is the 44th most populated of the 55 cities covered.

On that ladder the next city up is Benalmádena at €3,783/m² (€7 more), and the next one down is Torremolinos at €3,758/m² (€18 less). The dearest covered city, Santa Eulària des Riu, is at €6,844/m², €3,068 above Adeje; the cheapest, Cartagena, at €1,486/m², €2,290 below. A year earlier it ranked 13th, so it has climbed one place.

Typical sizes at the average appraised value of Adeje
SizePrice at that valueBuyer taxes, resaleBuyer taxes, new build
50 m²€189,000€12,456 (6.5%)€15,291
70 m²€264,000€17,351 (6.5%)€21,311
90 m²€340,000€22,312 (6.5%)€27,412
120 m²€453,000€29,688 (6.5%)€36,483

The figures

MeasureValueSource
Transfer tax (ITP) on €300,000€19,500Decreto Legislativo 1/2009, art. 31.1.a)
Land registry on €300,000€201Real Decreto 1427/1989
Notary's deed fee on €300,000 (seller by default)€388Real Decreto 1426/1989
Appraised value, Q2 2026€3,776/m²Ministry, 199 valuations
Appraised value, Q2 2025€3,287/m²Ministry
Province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Q2 2026€2,297/m²Ministry
Canary Islands, appraised value, Q2 2026€2,279/m²Ministry (+14.2% a year)
Canary Islands, INE house price index, change over a year+11%INE, Q2 2026
Population, 1 January 202550,021INE, Padrón

Valuers' averages, not sale prices; changes computed by Payotte.

Buying from abroad

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