If you want to sell your property, or just want to know its current market value, you need a professional Las Palmas property valuation or tasación.
The advantages and disadvantages of a Las Palmas tasación
You could hire a professional valuer, known as a tasador. They’ll charge you around 300 euros for a report. But bear in mind that report is designed for banks, not for the real market.
A tasador looks at the average square metre price in your area. They check a few similar homes currently for sale. That’s it. They don’t know how long those homes have been on the market. They don’t include properties that have already sold. And they don’t factor in key things that influence buyer decisions.
Read more here about why Spanish tasador valuations are often completely different from market valuations.
As an estate agent in Las Palmas with over 15 years of experience, I take a broader and more practical approach.
Get an accurate Las Palmas property valuation based on real prices
I look at the real demand in your neighbourhood, and analyse recent sales, not just asking prices. I also know which streets attract buyers and which ones don’t.
Outside space? Orientation? Natural light? Views? These can add tens of thousands of euros to a property’s value — and I know how much. I also understand how style, condition, and even the building’s entrance or lift can influence buyer interest.
That’s the big difference: I value properties based on what buyers really look for and what they will actually pay, not what a bank needs to guarantee a mortgage loan.
Another advantage? My valuations are free. There’s no cost, no obligation, and no guesswork — just a realistic, data-backed estimate based on local expertise.
If you’re thinking of selling in Las Palmas, don’t rely on a generic valuation. Get in touch with me, Laura Leyshon, for a free and accurate market valuation of your property.