The exclusive and quiet residential area of Costa d’en Blanes is located on the most sought after southwest coast of Mallorca and is conveniently located just 10 and 15km from the island’s capital Palma and its international airport respectively.
One of the measures introduced by the Spanish Government during the worst of the coronavirus crisis was the mortgage moratorium for homeowners whose income was directly affected as a result of the pandemic.
The Costa del Sol (Malaga) remains a prime market for the foreign worldwide community attracting millions of visitors every year for a host of reasons:
Many people dream of living close to the beach, and Spain is a country with some wonderful coastal properties for sale to suit all tastes and budgets. Living by the beach certainly doesn't have to break the bank, as Spain is home to some of the cheapest beachfront property in Europe.
The COVID-19 pandemic is having effects on the property market in Spain in a range of different ways. Consequences vary depending on the regions of the country, while changes have also been observed when it comes to property supply and demand.
The city of Madrid is becoming a real estate oasis in Spain and in Europe, where prices are remaining largely stable in the residential market and transactions are returning to growth after the coronavirus crisis.
Whether you're dreaming of buying a villa on the Costa del Sol, a sleek city apartment or escaping to the Spanish countryside, finding the right property in Spain is sure to be at the top of your priority list.
A question we frequently get asked by clients is if they should be paying 1 or 2 months’ security deposit on renting out in Spain. The short reply is it depends.
According to data collected by idealista/data during 2020 concerning relative demand, 9.5% of people looking for a home on idealista, Spain's leading real estate website, came from other countries.
