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Habitability certificate in Menorca: what it is, when it expires and why the notary asks for it
26/10/2026
Fincas Venalis
The habitability certificate (cédula de habitabilidad) is the document that certifies a property in Menorca meets the minimum requirements to be...
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Schooling in Menorca: how enrolment works if you're moving with children
19/10/2026Fincas Venalis
Moving to Menorca with children means enrolling them in the Balearic school system, with state, subsidised and private schools spread across the...
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Wealth tax in Menorca: who pays it and from what amount
12/10/2026Fincas Venalis
In the Balearic Islands, wealth tax is only payable by those whose net wealth exceeds €3,000,000, an exempt threshold far above the €700,000 set by...
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Marinas and moorings in Menorca: what to know before buying a coastal property
05/10/2026Fincas Venalis
Buying a property near a port or marina in Menorca does not guarantee a mooring for a boat: most berths are managed independently from the...
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Home staging in Menorca: how to prepare your property to sell faster and for more
28/09/2026Fincas Venalis
Home staging means preparing a property to be presented in the most attractive way possible before it goes on sale, depersonalising and tidying...
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Owners' association in Menorca: fees, special levies and what to check before buying
21/09/2026Fincas Venalis
Buying a flat or apartment in Menorca automatically makes you part of an owners' association (comunidad de propietarios): the legal regime that...
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Taxes when selling a property in Menorca: plusvalía, capital gains and the 3% retention
14/09/2026Fincas Venalis
Anyone selling a property in Menorca generally pays two taxes: the municipal plusvalía (IIVTNU), settled at the town hall of the municipality where...
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The land registry extract in Menorca: what it is and why to check it before buying
07/09/2026Fincas Venalis
The nota simple is an informative document from the Land Registry revealing who legally owns a property, what surface area is registered, and...
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The running costs of a home in Menorca: what you'll pay each year as an owner
31/08/2026Fincas Venalis
Owning a home in Menorca involves recurring annual costs that, depending on the property type, typically range between 1% and 2.5% of its value:...
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Buying a property in Menorca as a couple or through a company: which structure suits you
24/08/2026Fincas Venalis
How a property in Menorca is held (in one person's name, jointly with defined percentages, or through a company) determines who owns it, how the...
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Selling an inherited property in Menorca: steps, taxes and timelines
17/08/2026Fincas Venalis
To sell an inherited property in Menorca, three steps must be completed first: formally accepting the inheritance before a notary, settling...
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The energy performance certificate in Menorca: what it is and why you need it to buy or sell
10/08/2026Fincas Venalis
The energy performance certificate is mandatory in Spain to sell any property, must be available from the moment the property goes on the market,...
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