Sell your house in Cáceres for the best price

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Your home in the best hands

At Área Home, we advise you and handle the sale of your property with rigor and efficiency—so you don’t have to worry about anything—backed by a great team of professionals.

What property do you want to sell?

This is how we work

A clear process from start to finish

We explain how we take care of the process of each operation to ensure success.

Your home, ready for sale

To avoid any setbacks, we like to check in advance that all the property documentation is in order. That way, if there’s anything to fix, we’ll have time to take care of it before we have a buyer.

For this reason, we need you to provide us with certain documents, such as: Deed, ID card (DNI), an up-to-date land registry extract (nota simple), the latest IBI bill, and the energy certificate.

What do we offer you?

With our Exclusive Marketing Plan, we’ll get your home sold in less time and for the best price on the market—without you having to worry about anything.

Digital marketing

A top-notch digital marketing strategy, today, is essential in the sale of properties

 

  • Social media: Specific, targeted ad campaigns to showcase your home and reach potential clients.

 

  • Email marketing: Your property will be the first one that potential buying clients receive from our large database, even before it’s published on real estate portals. 

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Frequently asked questions

All the answers to your possible questions about selling your home.

To sell your house in Cáceres quickly, the most important thing is to set a realistic market price, prepare the property with a great presentation, and work with a local real estate agent who understands the city’s current demand.

A professional listing with high-quality photos can drastically reduce the time it takes to sell.

The essential documents are:

  • Deed of ownership.

  • Updated “nota simple”.

  • ID card(s) of the holder(s).

  • Energy certificate.

  • Latest IBI receipts.

  • Certificate stating you are up to date with payments to the homeowners’ community.

  • If the property has a mortgage, you’ll also need the certificate of outstanding balance.

The price is determined by comparing your property with similar properties sold recently in the same area.

We take into account important factors such as size, the condition of the property, the floor it’s on, orientation, and extras like a garage, storage room, heating, AACC, or a terrace.

With our valuation in Cáceres, we consider all of these factors and offer you a competitive, realistic price.

The average time frame in Cáceres ranges from 1 to 5 months, depending on the asking price, the condition of the property, and the neighborhood.

A price appraisal tailored to the property’s condition and the real market is the factor that most affects how quickly a home sells.

Having a real estate agency with an active presence in the city significantly speeds up the process.

Reforming isn’t always necessary, but it is advisable to make small improvements: painting, repairing visible defects, tidying up, depersonalizing it, and doing a thorough clean.

Home Staging, which involves preparing the property visually for sale, can increase the selling price by up to 10%.

When selling a property in Cáceres, you should bear in mind two main taxes:

  1. The municipal capital gains tax (IIVTNU), which is paid to the Cáceres City Council.

  2. Income Tax (IRPF) on the capital gain obtained, which is declared in the following year’s tax return. In some cases you may be exempt— we explain it in detail in this article.

Since the 2021 ruling by the Constitutional Court, if you sell your home for less than what you paid for it, you can ask the City Council of Cáceres not to apply the capital gains tax, since there hasn’t been any. It’s important to document the transaction properly.

The deposit agreement is a preliminary contract between the seller and the buyer that reserves the property.

The buyer pays a deposit (usually 10% of the price) and if they back out, they forfeit it.

If it’s the seller who fails to comply, they must return double the amount received.

It’s a key step before the notarial signing.

In our case, the fees may vary depending on the type of contract, the property, and its price, but as a general rule they are set at 3% of the final sale price, plus VAT. (Contact us for more details).

This percentage covers the entire process: (For exclusive listings)

  • Valuation.

  • Professional photo report.

  • Video tour.

  • Energy performance certificate.

  • Listing on property portals.

  • Ranking and digital marketing.

  • Handling and screening of visits.

  • Document management.

  • Negotiation.

  • Advice up to the signing at the notary.

  • After-sales service.

With exclusivity:

  • We put all our resources into your property.

  • Your property has a greater impact on the market.

  • It will sell faster—and above all—for a better price. 98% of the properties we sell exclusively are sold without price negotiation.

  • In addition, in our case we collaborate with other agencies we trust, so your property benefits from greater coverage with a single point of contact.

Without exclusivity:

  • Effort is shared among different agencies.

  • None of them gets fully involved in defending your interests.

  • It can fly under the radar, and the results are usually slower.

  • The final selling price is often lower.

In any case, with our sales assignments we explain the terms clearly, with no hidden fine print, and you can cancel if you don’t see results within the agreed timeframe.

The price of a home in Cáceres depends on the area, the square meters, its condition, and the property’s features.

In the City Centre, Historic Quarter (Casco Antiguo), Mejostilla, or in neighborhoods such as Aldea Moret, prices can vary significantly.

Request a free valuation of your house in Cáceres; we’ll be happy to help you.

Pros:

The Caceres real estate market shows active demand and there is currently no large supply of homes.

Cons:

A slowdown is starting to be noticeable, which may be a result of higher interest rates.

Best time to sell:

Spring and the early autumn months are usually the periods with the most buyer activity.

Contact us to learn about the current market situation and make the best decision.

If the property is for free rent, yes. If it is a VPO, however, its maximum sale price will be limited by the Junta of Extremadura.

In any case, setting a price much higher than the market will extend the time it takes to sell and will cause your listing to lose visibility.

Overpriced homes eventually drop in price after months without being sold, creating distrust among buyers.

Setting the price too low will make you lose money.

The usual process is:

  1. Assessment and price setting.

  2. Preparation, professional photography, and video.

  3. Listing the property.

  4. Visits with interested buyers.

  5. Negotiation and signing of the deposit agreement (arras).

  6. Signing before a notary and handing over the keys.

At Área Home Inmobiliaria, we’ll guide you through each of these steps.

Yes, it’s perfectly possible and it’s also something very common.

At the notary’s office, the outstanding mortgage amount is paid off directly with the proceeds from the sale.

First, the bank issues a certificate showing the outstanding balance on your mortgage, and the buyer uses part of the money to settle your debt. That way, the debt is cleared financially.

After that, the mortgage must be cancelled at the Land Registry.

By law, notary fees for the deed of sale are borne mostly by the seller, unless otherwise agreed.

This is very common, especially if there has been negotiation on the price, for the buyer to cover the notary fees in full.

In addition, the seller must also pay the municipal capital gains tax and the mortgage cancellation, if there is one.

Yes, since 2013 it has been mandatory to have the energy efficiency certificate in order to sell any property in Spain.

It must be obtained before publishing the listing and included in the purchase deed.

Its cost usually ranges between €80 and €150 depending on the size of the property.

It’s one of the most common operations. Coordinating both transactions is possible.

We help you synchronize the timing and ensure the process is as smooth as possible.

With a non-exclusive assignment you can work with several agencies at the same time, although this usually leads to inconsistent publications that create distrust in buyers.

In the next question, we’ll explain the pros and cons of each arrangement so you can choose wisely.

Yes. The sales mandate contract has a set agreed timeline and clear cancellation terms. If, by the end of that period, there’s no result, we can review it together, adjust the strategy, or terminate the agreement without any penalty.

We won’t tie you down without results!

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