Lawyers · Barcelona
English-speaking property lawyer in Barcelona
Buying a flat in Spain means contracts, taxes and a notary, and a lawyer who explains them in English protects you from costly surprises.
In Spanish: abogado inmobiliario. Each business below lists property lawyer or a closely related specialty. We check for a sign of English and a real address, not fluency, so confirm the service when you book.
See the 13 matches belowProperty lawyer in Barcelona
All 13 are listed below. Contact details and links for the first 3 are open, tell us what you need and we will email you the other 10 with contact details and typical prices.
Hugo Navarrete Lawyer
5.0(271 on Google)El Born, Carrer de la Princesa (next to Eixample)
Speaks: English, Spanish, Catalan, Italian
Exit Legal Advice
5.0(18 on Google)Barcelona
Speaks: English, German, Spanish
Herrera Advocats
5.0(5 on Google)Via Augusta, 4, Gràcia
Speaks: English, Spanish, Catalan
Strong Abogados
4.9(283 on Google)Barcelona office
Speaks: English, Spanish, French, Italian
LBW Advocates & Consultants
4.6(19 on Google)Sarrià-Sant Gervasi
Speaks: English, Spanish
Forcam Abogados
4.5(57 on Google)Sarrià-Sant Gervasi
Speaks: English, Spanish
Lusa Legal
4.5(8 on Google)Eixample
Speaks: English, Spanish, Catalan, Russian, Italian, French
Gimbrere Legal
4.4(53 on Google)Vila Olímpica
Speaks: English, Spanish, Dutch
Eixample
Speaks: English, Spanish, Russian
Gràcia
Speaks: English, Spanish
Gràcia
Speaks: English, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
Gràcia
Speaks: English, Spanish, Catalan
What to ask before you book property lawyer
- What is your fee for a purchase, and what does it include?
- Will you check the title, debts and licences before I sign?
- Who will attend the notary with me?
Typical prices in Barcelona, 2026
- Property purchase (conveyancing)€800 to €1,500
- Notary fee for a home purchase€500 to €1,200
- Total buying costs on top of the price10 to 12%
Typical market ranges from published sources, not the fees of any professional listed here.
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Is there an English-speaking property lawyer in Barcelona?
Yes. 13 businesses in our directory list property lawyer or a closely related specialty in Barcelona, including in Eixample, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi or Gràcia. We list a professional after finding a checkable sign of English and a real address, but we do not test fluency, so confirm when you book that the person treating you works in English and that they do this specific service.
What is property lawyer called in Spanish?
Search for "abogado inmobiliario". Many Barcelona providers advertise mainly in Spanish or Catalan, so searching both languages shows the whole market, while the businesses listed here show English on their own website or social media.
How much does property lawyer cost in Barcelona?
Property purchase (conveyancing): €800 to €1,500 (fixed fee); Notary fee for a home purchase: €500 to €1,200 (per deed, before VAT); Total buying costs on top of the price: 10 to 12% (of the purchase price). These are typical ranges from published sources, not quotes, so ask for a written quote and compare.
What should I ask before booking property lawyer?
What is your fee for a purchase, and what does it include? Will you check the title, debts and licences before I sign? Who will attend the notary with me?