Will house prices drop in Spain in 2021? Is 2021 a good time to invest in property in Spain? These are just some of the questions on the minds of those planning to move to Spain in 2021, but who may have put plans on hold due to uncertainties such as Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic.

As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, people increasingly want more outdoor space in their homes, while others still want to be close to the city and all the necessary services.

On 31st December 2020 everything changed for the United Kingdom and its economic ties with the European Union. Brexit has left a series of drawbacks for the British and their ties with Spain, and among them is residential investment.

Real estate throughout Europe continues to prove itself as a safe-haven asset in times of crisis.

The unemployment rate in Spain in 2020 rose to 16.13%.

The Marbella coastline in Spain's popular Costa del Sol oozes luxury, and this unique duplex penthouse within a luxury complex is the perfect place to enjoy it at its finest.

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic where the tourism sector has been heavily affected in Spain, Barcelona City Council has announced that it plans to ban the rental of rooms for less than a month to prevent the proliferation of tourist rentals in the city. Tourist or short-term rentals h

A sizeable amount of property demand in Spain comes from expats who have relocated to the country, and despite uncertainties such as Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic, the expat population in Spain continues to grow and moving to Spain in 2021 continues to be a good idea.

The ever popular Costa del Sol area of Spain is full of stunning and unique properties which are perfect for investing if you want to permanently move to Spain.

Sometimes you don't need to leave home to travel. Thanks to the magic of the small screen, we can easily transport ourselves to other cities in an instant.