FAQS

Buying directly from Abelands means you avoid agency commissions, deal directly with the developer for clear communication, and often benefit from better prices and more flexibility in customisation. It’s a more personal and transparent process.
We offer properties in both shell form and fully finished states. Buyers can often choose depending on their preferences and budget. For finished options, we use high-quality materials and modern finishes throughout.
Yes. If you purchase during the construction phase, we offer flexibility for buyers to choose finishes such as tiles, bathrooms, doors, and sometimes layout modifications. This ensures your new home reflects your personal taste.
Typically, you’ll pay a small deposit to reserve the property, followed by a Promise of Sale (Konvenju) with a down payment. The balance is due upon contract signing or completion. We’re happy to discuss flexible arrangements where possible.
Absolutely. All our properties come with valid Planning Authority permits and are legally compliant. We provide all necessary documents for your notary to review before you sign any agreement.
Yes. EU citizens can buy one property without restrictions. Non-EU citizens typically need an AIP (Acquisition of Immovable Property) permit. We can guide you through this process if needed.
In addition to the property price, buyers typically pay 5% stamp duty, notary fees (approx. 1–2%), and a €600 government registration fee. First-time buyers may be eligible for stamp duty reductions under local schemes.
Yes, we stand by the quality of our developments. After you move in, we offer a snagging period during which we fix any minor issues. Our team remains available to assist even after the sale is complete.
From the Promise of Sale to final deed, the process typically takes 3–6 months, depending on financing and legal checks. For ready-built properties, it can be completed faster.
Yes, we welcome property viewings and site visits by appointment. For under-construction sites, we ensure safety protocols are followed so you can see the progress and quality of workmanship.