Rupit (Barcelona), Alquézar (Huesca) and Guadalupe (Cáceres) have been the Spanish destinations awarded as the 'Best Tourism Villages' of 2022, according to the second edition of the 'Best Tourism Villages by UNWTO' initiative of the World Tourism Organisation (WTO).

When selling property in Spain, there are several taxes that have to be considered.

With just a few days to go before the end of 2022, investors are already thinking about what may be the best investment for next year, especially considering the inflationary context and the regulatory framework affecting rentals in Spain.

All owners who want to sell or rent their property in Spain (which was built before 2007) must have have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) in compliance with the royal decree 235/2013, of 5th April.

At a time of great economic uncertainty worldwide, making the decision or simply being able to afford to buy a home is becoming very difficult for many citizens.

Spain is characterised by its coasts and its islands and in Calvià, Mallorca, this incredible villa stands out for its design, but, above all, for its location.

Mortgage interest rates are on the rise, but in spite of this, many people are still choosing to buy property in Spain, as prices start to stabilise going into 2023. If you're renting and you want to own a property then the process is relatively simple.

Foreigners are once again buying homes in Spain en masse following the end of the health pandemic. According to data from notaries, foreigners bought 72,987 homes in the domestic market in the first half of the year 2022, the highest figure in the historical series that began in 2007.

Over the last few years, the construction landscape in Spain has changed considerably. Modular and prefab homes, a long-standing trend in countries such as the United States, have burst onto the scene, as many advantages are attributed to them.

The rental price per square metre per month in Barcelona averages at 21.8 euros, making the Catalan city the most expensive place to rent in Spain. Madrid is the second most expensive with an average of 17.3 euros per square metre per month.