Spain has many really beautiful and strange buildings that you won't find anywhere else in the world.

Squatting is one of the main headaches for homeowners and neighbours within a community. Having squatters in a flat or house in your residential complex or block can be a serious problem, especially if the offenders carry out illegal or annoying activities.

In Spain, confirmatory deposit contracts (arras confirmatoria) are legal agreements commonly used in real estate and commercial transactions.

According to the 2023 Quality of Living Index by the consulting firm Mercer, Vienna (Austria), Zurich (Switzerland) and Auckland (New Zealand) are ranked as the cities with the highest quality of life.

The government is looking to extend measures to support vulnerable mortgagors and remove commissions that allow consumers to change their variable rate loan for a fixed rate or amortise capital to save interest in 2024. According to El País, the Ministry of Economic Affairs has already informed the

Santa Cruz de Tenerife is an ideal destination for those seeking a change of residence, with an enviable climate, a wealth of culture and a quality of life that attracts people from across the globe.

Generally, whenever you want to renovate or carry out building work in your home, you need to apply for a building permit. Though some small renovations do not require any permit type, most do, and you must factor in this expense.

Renovating a property can be a lengthy and expensive process.

Are you a foreigner thinking of renting a property in Spain? What permits and documents do you need to move into a flat?  Renting a flat in Spain can seem overwhelming, but with the correct information, you can find the perfect home without unnecessary hassle.

This week's dream home is in the province of Tarragona.