More than 57,200 people attended last Saturday's protests in the islands against the tourism model under the slogan ‘Canarias tiene un límite’ (‘The Canary Islands have a limit’). According to data from the Government Delegation in the Canary Islands provided to the Europa Press agency, the largest

The eternal doubt of whether it is a good time to buy a house is never resolved, since subjective and personal factors always come into play. However, with the data on the table and knowing a little about how the sector has evolved in other cycles, you can know if the scenario is more suitable to jump into the pool of home buying or not. According to a panel of experts consulted by idealista/news, now would be a good time to buy a home because there is a very active demand and a shortage of supply. “If it fits you, it's time to buy,” say some of the sector professionals interviewed.

The real estate consultancy estimates that throughout 2024, 260 new hotels and nearly 26,000 rooms will hit the market, and states that one in every five openings will correspond to high-end establishments. Furthermore, estimates show that about half will be concentrated in Malaga, Madrid, Valencia and the Canary Islands.

Covadonga is an ideal place to visit as a family, alone or as a couple with multiple activities for all tastes, preferences or needs. With an idyllic natural environment, it is the perfect option to visit the north of the Iberian Peninsula if you don't have much time. One day could be enough to explore this Asturian gem, which has an outstanding historical and cultural heritage worth visiting at least once in your life.

Spain's luxury residential market is experiencing a boom. Climate, infrastructure, quality of life and security are the main reasons why buyers of luxury and ultra-luxury homes (over €5 m) choose Spain to live in. Marbella is one of the epicentres of ultra-luxury. Specifically, the most expensive square metre is in homes on Marbella's beachfront in Marina Puente Romano complex, reaching €30,000 per square metre. And when the property is good... the sale takes place “off market”, that is, it does not go on sale publicly and takes only between one and three months to sell.

Looking to make your dream of owning a holiday home or luxury villa in Spain a reality? Whether you're actively searching or simply exploring your options, you've come to the right place.

Barcelona is a cosmopolitan city, all services are within reach and it is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea. Thanks to all of these factors, many decide to make it their new home, but when moving with children, parents will always question which neighbourhood would be the best to live in. It is important to know each neighbourhood's characteristics before making any final decisions, since each one can be adapted to the preferences and tastes of the little ones. These are the 5 best options if you're considering moving with your family to Barcelona.

The luxury real estate agency Engel & Völkers assures that Americans have increasingly more weight in their portfolio. In 2023, this nationality represented 2% of all the company's transactions in Madrid, while in Barcelona it represented almost 5% and in Valencia, close to 7%.

A new branded-residence project arrives in Spain with the help of Higuerón Developments. The luxury home developer has announced a €26 million investment to develop an exclusive residential complex in Malaga that will have 26 designer flats and six villas with sea views and extra services, such as a spa or yacht reservations.

When considering moving to another area of Spain, it's normal to wonder what the best option would be. For families with children, this decision becomes even more complicated, since they need to know the characteristics of each area to work out which one best suits their needs and preferences. The city of Alicante, with its high quality of life and its proximity to the sea, has multiple options for children. This article explains each neighbourhood's characteristics.