Editorial Team

The 'golden visas' around the world and where they can still be obtained

The countries offering "golden visas"

Many countries in Europe - and the rest of the world - are questioning the residency permits granted to foreign nationals for investing in a property or other options. "Golden visas" gained popularity during the European debt crisis, and a decade later the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Portugal, Greece and Malta have ended or tightened the rules regarding their residency permit for investment schemes. Spain has now joined this group, but there are still countries that continue to provide residency for investors.
Ronda, Spain

What to see in Ronda: centre, surroundings and food

From the iconic New Bridge to its history-filled streets, there are many things to see in Ronda. This town in Malaga promises an unforgettable stay as it is a one-of-a-kind town in Andalusia that offers tours of different monuments and places that will not leave you indifferent.
Sea view

Beachfront flats in Spain from €25,000 – it's your time to buy!

Spain is a popular tourist destination, especially known for its beautiful beaches. In this context, beachfront flats are an increasingly popular choice of accommodation and residence: they are usually located just a few steps from the sand and generally offer spectacular views of the sea or ocean.
Oropesa del Mar

Living in Oropesa del Mar: what it's like, advantages and best areas

Living in Oropesa del Mar is becoming an increasingly popular option for those looking for an attractive environment with quality of life, services and an excellent location. This Costa del Azahar town, in the province of Castellon, boasts seven long beaches with crystal-clear waters, a mild climate and a wide range of leisure and cultural activities.
The Government of the Canary Islands considers limiting the purchase of housing by foreigners

The Canary Islands consider limiting foreign house buying

The president of the Government of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo (CC), has stated in the control session of the Canary Islands Executive in the island Parliament that it is time to negotiate with the EU the possibility of limiting the purchase of housing by foreigners in the archipelago. Just a few weeks ago a similar proposal from Nueva Canarias was rejected.
Regulations for tourist apartments in Spain

Spanish tourist apartment regulations by region

Legally renting a property for tourist purposes implies complying with certain requirements that may vary depending on different factors: whether it is a business or professional activity; where the accommodation is located; whether or not it is in a horizontal property regime... Firstly, you should know who regulates tourist accommodation: the regulations that regulate flats and houses for tourist use in Spain are the responsibility of the autonomous communities and the owners themselves.
Subletting in Spain

Subletting rooms without consent increasing in Spain: how to act

A lack of rental supply is driving more tenants to sublet rooms without the landlord's consent, as reported by the Agency for Rental Negotiation (ANA). However, the real problem arises when those who do so seek to make a business out of subletting, which, moreover, they do not declare. The ANA is committed to improving the search for solvent tenants and penalising these practices in the contracts.