Spanish property news

Majorca, one of Spain's stunning Balearic islands, is home to spectacular turquoise water, golden beaches and beautiful coastline.

If you live in Spain or are considering moving, rural Spain may not automatically come to mind as your ideal destination.

When renting a house in Spain, many doubts and questions may arise, especially for expats and those moving to Spain for the first time. One question which comes up time and time again regarding rental contracts in Spain is regarding when a tenant can legally terminate his or her housing contract.

This is really a moot point. As a general rule, holiday homes do not invoice with VAT in Spain.

The prestigious Puente Romano resort in Marbella is an area that even the Hollywood hills would be proud of. With easy access to the beach, this luxurious 4-floor villa with sea views is a winner, located less than 75 metres from the beach.

The real estate market ensures that foreign investors are continuing to keep Spain within their sight.

The coronavirus crisis has changed the preferences of many Spaniards and expats living in Spain: some are now choosing to look for a house on the outskirts of big cities, while others are heading to the countryside to have more space and breathe the fresh air.

The most exclusive street in Spain for buying a home in 2020 is dedicated to a famous composer.

Buying a flat with a swimming pool is an attractive option for anyone moving to Spain, espcially for the hot summers or if you have kids. However, having a place to cool off on your doorstep if you buy a flat in Spain is, on average, 46.2% more expensive than buying a flat without a pool.

While expats and holidaymakers are big fans of Spain's famous "costas", Northern Spain is often overlooked. However, the green-clad region of Cantabria on Spain's north coast is an area not to be missed.

All homes in Spain must have home insurance. Home insurance is important to consider if you are buying a property in Spain. In spite of this, studies show that one out of every four homes in Spain is not insured, something that comes with consequent risk.

The COVID-19 pandemic in Spain has increased cases of squatting due to the inability of homeowners to check on their second homes due to the state of alarm.