The purchase of second homes by foreigners, particularly along the Mediterranean coast, continues to rise, with a significant number of buyers choosing Catalonia for its prime location.

One of Spain's most iconic monuments is the renowned Sagrada Familia, a symbol of Barcelona and Catalan modernism.

The Spanish luxury real estate sector remains unmatched, with all stakeholders adapting to current trends. The same can be said for prefabricated homes. While the term once carried a negative connotation, today, the opposite is true.

Málaga’s historic centre is a vibrant hub of life, history and culture. Living here means being surrounded by charming historic streets while enjoying all the conveniences of city life.

When thinking of luxury and glamour, Marbella instantly comes to mind.

Rent in Barcelona continues to rise. According to the latest idealista report, the average price is €23.6/m2, 13.5% higher than last year. The provincial average is €20.2/m2.

The Balearic Islands, an archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea, are renowned for their natural beauty, idyllic beaches and a climate serving year-round sunshine.

With spring just around the corner in March, the days begin to get longer, and the arrival of warmer weather brings an opportunity to enjoy Spain’s landscapes in all their glory.Many cities celebrate major festivals during this time, such as the Fallas in Valencia, attracting thousands of visitors.

According to the latest idealista report, rental prices in Spain rose by 11.5% in 2024, reaching an all-time high in December with an average of €13.5 per square metre.

Second homes are often left uninhabited for extended periods, making them particularly appealing to those wanting to squat somewhere.In this article, we explore why second homes are so vulnerable and the steps you can take to protect them.Why are second homes in the spotlight?Long periods of inactiv