Spain continues to be a favourite destination for expats and foreigners, with an increasing number choosing to buy all over Spain, the most popular destinations for foreigners still being the Spanish “costas” and islands.

Less coronavirus in holiday destinations than in countries of origin.

The traditional slogan of sun and beach in Spain continues to attract foreigners to the country, both to buy and rent property, as well as for holidays.

The end of the "sun tax" has finally happened in Spain, with the removal of this tax by the government. In the past, this tax made it difficult and slowed down the self-consumption of electricity in Spain.

The constant development of photovoltaic energy is making it increasingly possible for more homeowners to 'live off the sun' nowadays. The price of solar panels has experienced a reduction over the years, opening the door to self-consumption.

Solar panels are a possibility for you if you want to consume your own, clean energy and save money in the long term.

The sale price of properties on the Spanish coast fell by 0.4% during June, to 1,749 euros/m2, according to a study published by idealista, the largest real estate marketplace in Spain.

Spain’s increasing number of coronavirus cases and localised COVID-19 outbreaks, including local lockdowns in some cases, don’t just affect residents of the peninsula.

Marbella is very often the definition of luxury and exclusivity, and this is particularly true for the prestigious Sierra Blanca area.

In recent months, users of the home improvement portal Houzz have been looking for elements that will allow them to connect more with the outside world and reduce the stress experienced at home due to the confinement forced by the coronavirus pandemic.