Valencia is opening the year 2022 with good prospects.

House prices in the European Union (EU) as a whole rose by 9.1% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2021, their highest increase since the second quarter of 2007, according to data published by Eurostat.

It's coming close to two years now since the coronavirus pandemic interrupted a lot of our day to day life and put a brake on much of the world economy.

In the depths of winter, with a biting cold on the wind, and the sun seeming to do little to heat you up, daydreaming about a life by the Mediterranean coast is perfectly understandable. And where could that life possibly be better, than on Spain's Mediterranean islands?

The Spanish real estate market is on the rise. After a tough 2020 marked by the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, the economy picked up again in 2021.

Housing transactions are set to move in a positive direction this year, according to the important players in the sector, although this does depend on various factors, such as the impact of the health situation (which is rising in urgency at the moment), inflation and the shortage of raw materials,

When signing a rental contract for a property, both parties do so with the intention of not breaking it prematurely, but the reality is that there are times when the tenant or the landlord decides to end the agreement.

If you are sitting at home, shivering and suffering through the coldest months of the year, the idea of moving to a place where the sun shines year-round might sound very appealing to you. Maybe with a pool, some sea views, and a terrace to sit out in the sunshine, even in the depths of winter.

Last year's eruption of the volcano on the island of La Palma aroused a lot of interest in volcanoes both in Spain and abroad. The eruption, which began in September, was only declared to have ended in mid-December after causing hundreds of millions of euros worth of damage.

The investment fund Angelo Gordon has decided to put the Torre Bizkaia building, one of Bilbao's most iconic properties, back on the market. The consultancy firms CBRE and JLL have been the companies chosen to carry out this divestment process, according to sources confirmed to El Economista.