Santa Ponsa is a charming, small town in the south-west of Majorca.

If you like the sound of living in peace and quiet, far from big cities and without a care in the world, then perhaps a traditional village surrounded by some of Spain's most remote countryside is just what you're looking for.

Spending more time at home, forced by the COVID-19 pandemic, has opened the eyes of many residents in Spain who consequently want to improve the health, comfort and safety of their homes.

When searching for a luxury property in Spain, Marbella on the Costa del Sol always features high up in the list.

If you're planning to move to Spain with kids, then finding the best school will be an important factor in settling into a new life abroad. For a family in the process of searching for a home, to buy or to rent, one of the most relevant and even determining factors is the proximity to schools.

Having a second home can be a real blessing, especially in this atypical year when many families have decided not to travel too far to avoid catching the coronavirus, or in the case of many expats, a place in the sun to escape quarantine in their home country and even for working remotely.

After one of the worst years for Spain's tourism industry, the Costa del Sol has announced that it is set to offer “free coronavirus insurance” in a bid to boost tourism in the area.

When thinking of where to move to in Spain, many focus on the peninsula's famous "costas", from the Costa del Sol to the Costa Brava. However, Spain's northern coast is also worth thinking about, as this hidden gem is filled with green landscapes and a truly breathtaking coastline.

The Spanish real estate market is currently showing divided forecasts between those who are optimistic and those who are not after the COVID-19 health crisis.

The vast majority of multi-family residential buildings in Spain have the capacity to install solar panels on their roofs, according to data from idealista/energy, with the potential to achieve shared energy consumption among neighbours.