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Can Foreigners Buy Property in Sardinia? Rules, Taxes and Costs in 2026
Foreign demand for Sardinian real estate jumped 64.5% between 2019 and 2023 — but eligibility, coastal building restrictions, and closing costs (10-15% on top of the purchase price) catch a lot of buyers off guard. This guide breaks down who can legally buy, where you can and can't build, what it actually costs, and how co-ownership sidesteps most of the bureaucracy.
Sardinia Italy Homes for Sale: Why Co-Ownership Is the Smartest Way In
Full ownership of a quality Sardinia villa starts above €500,000 — a seven-figure decision with taxes, upkeep, and a property empty most of the year. This guide breaks down how co-ownership flips that math, what a deeded share actually costs and includes, and how it compares to renting or buying outright over time.
Best Time to Visit Sardinia — And Why You Might Want to Own There Instead
September is the standout month to visit Sardinia — warm seas, 70% fewer crowds than August, and prices 30-40% lower. This guide breaks down what every month actually looks like, from Ferragosto chaos in August to hidden-gem exploring in the off-season, and why some visitors who keep coming back start looking at ownership instead of another holiday.
Is Sardinia Expensive? The Real Cost of Owning a Home There in 2026
Sardinia looks affordable until you add up taxes, notary fees, agent commissions, and the maintenance costs nobody mentions on the listing page. This guide breaks down the real all-in cost of buying property in Sardinia in 2026, plus a straight comparison between renting, buying outright, and co-ownership so you can see exactly where your money goes.
Ibiza vs Mallorca: Which Island Is Better for Buying a Second Home?
Both islands sit in the Balearics, both attract serious international buyers, but Ibiza and Mallorca are genuinely different places to own property. This guide compares real price-per-square-metre data, rental yields, and lifestyle fit for families, remote workers, and investors — plus how co-ownership can lower the entry point on either island so you don't have to choose just one.
Can Foreigners Buy Property in Ibiza? Rules, Taxes, and Costs (2026)
Yes, you can buy property in Ibiza as a foreigner — and the rules are more straightforward than most people expect. This guide breaks down exactly what you need (NIE number, Spanish bank account, legal representation), what it costs (transfer tax, notary fees, ongoing ownership costs), and your options as a foreign owner, including why co-ownership is becoming the simpler route for many international buyers.