English-speaking real estate & accommodation professionals in Madrid

Browse trusted, English-speaking real estate & accommodation professionals in Madrid, reviewed by the expat community.

Top real estate & accommodation professionals in Madrid

Covering Madrid and nearby areas

  • Madrid
  • Alcobendas
  • Alcorcón
  • Arganda del Rey
  • Boadilla del Monte
  • Coslada

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Charles

Manila, Feb 2026

I needed Philippine documents translated into Spanish for the memoria citizenship process. Patricia handled a dozen or more supporting documents for my eldest son's appointment at the San Francisco Spanish embassy, and she sent the translations back in just a couple of days. We did everything by chat messaging - there were time differences so sometimes replies came later, but I had no issues and she was very accommodating. Price was very at par and she even gave me a discount on the larger batch; I tried other translators and it was difficult dealing with them, so I stuck with Patricia and had no disappointments whatsoever.

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Kelly

Yorkshire, Feb 2026

I found them on Google, liked the examples and recommendations, and from the start Sarah and then Annabel were really friendly and really knowledgeable, taking time to understand what we wanted, asking questions that wouldn’t have occurred to us, and looking at where the sun was and which parts were shady. They helped with the enabling works - knocking a garage down, getting surveys - and then the full design with Annabel on Teams and Zoom was fine, with WhatsApp and email making the distance not matter at all. They handled procurement and tendering, liaised with the landscapers, gave advice about trees, and their recommendation of Rightscapes was brilliant, so we didn’t have to do a lot of liaison. The garden is now built with a summer house and areas we can use all year round, it looks wonderful even in January and has made a massive difference to our lives and well-being - we couldn’t be happier, and the price felt fair.

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Brian

Madrid, Sep 2026

I contacted Ana Belen because I had never seen a Spanish rental contract before and just needed someone to look it over. I did not need the full relocation service, but she worked with me, went over the contract, and gave me pointers on what to ask for. She told me it looked like a standard contract and flagged that I might want to ask who the owner of the apartment is because it did not show up on a public database search. I did not need a whole lot from her, but for the little thing I did need, she did a good job and the price felt very fair.

What to know about real estate & accommodation in Madrid

Renting or buying a home is one of the biggest things you'll do here, and the contracts are in Spanish. Locallista lists English-speaking estate agents, landlords and accommodation specialists in Madrid, so you understand exactly what you're signing. Every listing is screened and ranked only on phone-verified reviews from the expat community. Pick a category below and get in touch directly with a free account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there English-speaking estate agents in Madrid?
Yes. With so many international buyers and renters, many Madrid agents and accommodation specialists work in English. We list ones reviewed by other expats, which really matters when the contracts are all in Spanish.
How do I find a place to rent as a foreigner?
It's competitive, so move quickly and have your documents ready. Landlords often ask for proof of income, an NIE and a deposit. An English-speaking agent or relocation specialist makes the whole thing far smoother.
What documents do I need to rent?
Usually an NIE, proof of income or savings, and a deposit, often one to three months. An agent who speaks English can tell you exactly what a particular landlord wants.
Should I use an agent to buy a home?
For buying, most people use both an agent and a lawyer, since the process and contracts are in Spanish and the stakes are high. Reviews help you find an agent who looks after international buyers.
How do I avoid rental scams?
Never pay before viewing or signing, and be wary of anything that seems too cheap. Working through reviewed, vetted agents is the safest route, which is the whole point of our listings.
How much do home inspection cost in Madrid?
A home inspection in Madrid starts from around €199, rising from €259 for a larger property or a more detailed report.
How much do real estate agents cost in Madrid?
Estate agents in Madrid charge 3% to 7% of the sale price plus 21% VAT, with 5% typical; on a €300,000 flat, 3% is €10,890 including VAT.
How much do real estate appraisers cost in Madrid?
A tasación in Madrid costs around €160 to €400, with offers from €100 and larger properties up to €500.