Spain has many things that make it special. And one of the best things that it has to offer are the different coasts where you can relax during the summer.

Mortgages for foreigners living in Spain, or Spaniards residing in another country, have some differences with respect to ordinary mortgages granted to Spanish citizens residing in Spain.

Now that we are firmly in the new year, many people are thinking about their plans for the upcoming twelve months.

While Spain is mostly known for its sunshine and beaches, the country has far more to offer tourists than just that. Across Spain there are myriad small villages, or 'pueblos' to be discovered in every corner of Spain's diverse geography.

The cheapest municipality in Spain to buy a house is currently in the province of Toledo.

In large cities in Spain, such as Madrid or Barcelona, where the price of renting a flat is beyond the economic possibilities of many people, renting individual rooms is an increasingly common practice. But what does this look like, and what are the most common doubts about the process?

When people think of a life of luxury in Spain, many people immediatly think of expansive villas on the Costa del Sol, or Majorca. For others however, there is simply no substitute for a city lifestyle.

In the Catalan Pyrenees the arrival of the cold and the snow bring out several villages that look like fairytale settings with their paths and stone houses.

When looking for a mortgage, every bank is likely to tell you that theirs is the best fit for you. However, it is clearly impossible for every bank to have the best mortgage. As is logical, each bank mostly tries to promote the strong points of its product to potential customers.

We might be in the midst of winter right now, but it's definitely not too early to start dreaming about next summer.