Transfer tax (ITP) in Canarias (2026)
The taxes and costs of buying a home in Canarias, resale or new build, with examples and a calculator.
New homes pay 7% IGIC; the 5% rate is only for a first main home of up to €150,000.
Reviewed on 7 October 2026
Examples
| Price | Resale (ITP) | New build (IGIC + AJD) |
|---|---|---|
| €100,000 | €6,500 | €7,750 |
| €150,000 | €9,750 | €11,625 |
| €200,000 | €13,000 | €15,500 |
| €300,000 | €19,500 | €23,250 |
| €500,000 | €32,500 | €38,750 |
If you are buying to let
Reduced rates in Canarias (young buyers, large families, people with disabilities…) usually require the home to be your main residence. If you are buying to let, you will normally pay the general rate. The rental income is then taxed under income tax (IRPF).
Buying-costs calculator
Taxes, notary, land registry, conveyancing and valuation
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Transfer tax (ITP) · Canarias | €13,000 |
| Notary | €900 |
| Land registry | €600 |
| Conveyancing agent | €400 |
| Valuation | €350 |
| Buying costs7.6% of the price | €15,250 |
| Price plus costs | €215,250 |
Notary, land registry, conveyancing and valuation are average estimates. Banks usually lend up to 80% of the price (less if it is not your main home): the costs and the rest come from your savings.
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Frequently asked questions
ITP in the other regions
What is the ITP rate in Canarias in 2026?
The general ITP rate on resale homes in Canarias is 6.5%.
How much ITP do I pay on a €200,000 flat in Canarias?
€13,000 of ITP if it is a resale home. With notary, land registry, conveyancing and valuation, buying costs come to about €15,250 (7.6% of the price).
What taxes does a new home pay in Canarias?
No ITP: it pays IGIC at 7% on the price and stamp duty (AJD) at 0.75% on the deed.
Is there a reduced ITP rate if I buy to let?
Usually not: the reduced rates in Canarias are for buying your main home. If you are buying to let, the general rate applies.
Sources
General rates under the law in force in Canarias, without special reductions, reviewed on 7 October 2026. New homes pay 7% IGIC; the 5% rate is only for a first main home of up to €150,000.
Notary, land registry, conveyancing and valuation: ROInmuebles average estimates; they vary with the price, the mortgage and the notary.
Indicative estimate. Not tax advice: confirm the amount with your notary or conveyancing agent.