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How buying and renting a home in Andorra works, and what each parish is like to live in. The figures in the guides are live asking prices from every portal and agency we index.
Buying and renting
- Buying property in Andorra: the process, step by stepWhat happens between an offer and the keys when you buy in Andorra, who is involved, how long it takes and what to check in a flat.Updated 25 Sept 2026
- Taxes and costs of buying property in AndorraThe transfer tax, IGI on new builds, notary and agency fees, yearly running costs and the tax on selling, with a worked example.Updated 25 Sept 2026
- Buying property in Andorra as a foreignerThe foreign-investment authorisation, the 2024 tax on foreign real-estate investment, residency routes, mortgages and the paperwork for non-residents.Updated 25 Sept 2026
- Renting a home in AndorraHow leases work in Andorra, the minimum term, deposit and fees, the rent freeze, what rent includes, seasonal lets and where rents are lower.Updated 25 Sept 2026
- Property prices in AndorraCurrent asking prices for homes for sale and to rent in Andorra, by parish, updated daily, with how the figures are computed.Updated 25 Sept 2026
Living in the parishes
- Living in Andorra la Vella: the capitalThe capital parish, its neighbourhoods, transport, schools and the flats that make up most of its housing, with live asking prices.
- Living in Canillo: the ski parishCanillo, from Soldeu and El Tarter to Ransol and Canillo town, with its holiday flats, chalets, winter roads and live asking prices.
- Living in Encamp: the valley town and Pas de la CasaEncamp, from the valley town and Vila to the ski resort of Pas de la Casa, with transport, schools, the homes and live asking prices.
- Living in Escaldes-Engordany: the city next to the capitalEscaldes-Engordany, joined to the capital, with Caldea, the hospital, Engolasters, its renovated and new flats and live asking prices.
- Living in La Massana: the family parishLa Massana and its villages, from Arinsal to Sispony and Anyós, with the gondola to Pal-Arinsal, schools, houses and flats and live asking prices.
- Living in Ordino: the quiet parishOrdino and its stone villages, from La Cortinada to El Serrat, with Arcalís, the Sorteny park, schools, chalets and live asking prices.
- Living in Sant Julià de Lòria: the southern parishSant Julià de Lòria on the Spanish border, with its villages, the university, Naturland, schools, the homes and live asking prices.