Who are we?
Our mission
We see your home the way you do
Our mission is to design, develop, and manage high-quality real estate programs that contribute to improving everyone's daily life. We want each client to live in an inspiring environment with a true 'dream home'
We believe that
We believe that 'better living' should be at the heart of everything we do — by sustainably improving quality of life and making the experience of our clients and partners as enjoyable as possible.
Our ambition, as creators of better living, is reflected in our high standards starting from the very first price point, our constant pursuit of new solutions, our ever-evolving vision of aesthetics, and our commitment to delivering personalized service and experience to each of our clients
Our values can be summed up in three words
Our values can be summed up in three words: Trust, Listening, and Innovation. Because we understand that buying a property is a major life decision, we’ve made guidance, attentiveness, and responsiveness part of Ezzine Real Estate’s DNA.
We promise a relationship built on trust, authenticity, and transparency. Since innovation is key to revitalizing our profession's image, we are always eager to bring fresh ideas to the table.
From interior design and new technologies to distinctive architectural concepts, we offer a professional, artistic, and innovative approach to your future property.
And finally, the human touch. EZZINE REAL ESTATE is a company led by a talented team of men and women with a strong family spirit
For that reason, we’ve decided to remind you of some useful information to help you successfully complete your property purchase!
The most sought-after coastal areas are: Sousse City, Khzema East, Khzema West, Sahloul, and Tantana, where we have several residences
The value of a property in a seaside residence. In coastal areas, with high-end residences, the price per square meter varies depending on the location of the unit in relation to the sea: direct sea view, partial sea view, pool view, or city view.
High-end for us means a guarded and secure property, high-quality woodwork, flooring in sandstone or marble, etc. The buildings closest to the beach are more expensive.
Additional acquisition costs can represent up to 2% of the purchase amount: registration fees, lawyer fees, individual land title fees, and management fees.
Housing prices keep rising, but you can benefit from the euro conversion rate to acquire a property in Tunisia that combines comfort and well-being, as well as a sustainable investment.
At the beginning, a personal contribution between 20% and 30% of the purchase amount is required. Then, the monthly payment of your new loan should not exceed 40% of your available income.
The purchase process begins with the signing of a sales agreement and the payment of a deposit, which is 30% of the property's value. At the end, you proceed to the signing of the final sales contract, pay the remaining balance, and receive the keys.
The purchase procedure in Tunisia is done in 3 steps: Step 1: Signing the sales agreement with a lawyer of your choice or a lawyer already appointed by the real estate development company. Step 2: Submission of the file to the governor. Step 3: Signing the final sales deed and issuance of the property title (after approval from the governor).
For foreign nationals, an authorization from the Governor must be submitted to the Governorate of the region where you want to purchase a property. Obtaining this authorization is essential for the purchase of your property, as it is a validity condition for signing the final sales contract. There are two cases where the Governor's authorization is not required: the first is for foreigners of Algerian nationality residing in Tunisia, and the second is for Algerians purchasing a property priced at 300,000 Tunisian Dinars or more, provided they pay in foreign currency.
A foreigner must first conclude a sales agreement, a preliminary contract containing the nature of the property, its price, the down payment, and all identifying information of the seller and buyer. The sales agreement is mandatory for the submission of the file and must be drafted by a lawyer. This agreement serves as proof of the down payment. The seller commits in the sales agreement not to sell the property to anyone other than the foreign buyer as long as the authorization has not been granted. Therefore, the seller may lose other sales opportunities and may request to retain a specified amount from the down payment. This compensation must be fixed when drafting the sales agreement. Step 1: Sales Agreement Legalization of the signature by the developer, and for the foreigner, if they are abroad, they must legalize the signature at the consulate. The developer must present to the buyer all documents related to the project (development plan, building permit, various plans, etc.). The sales agreement must also include a clause about the non-issuance of the governor’s authorization, and in such a case, the refund of the amounts advanced by the buyer, either fully or partially. File Submission Once the sales agreement is signed and the down payment made, your lawyer must submit a complete file to the Governorate: Form to be obtained and filled out at the Governorate (5 copies). Copies of documents proving the seller’s identity. Copies of documents proving the buyer’s identity. Original copy of the sales agreement drafted by a lawyer or notary. Duly signed and legalized by both seller and buyer. Property ownership certificate or, if unavailable, the seller’s initial purchase contract. Receipt of municipal tax payment. Certificate from the municipality specifying the nature and use of the property. Official report from a bailiff or notary specifying the nature of the property and the name of its occupant. Copy of the topographic plan. Copy of the location plan. Extract. Step 2: Final Sales Contract The contract must include, under penalty of nullity, the number and date of the governor’s authorization. The transfer of ownership is carried out through this contract. Legalized signatures of both parties. Registration at the tax office.