In a market where housing prices keep climbing, prefabricated homes are emerging as an affordable alternative for those seeking space, comfort and thoughtful design without overspending.

Modern Spain is built upon the remnants of many earlier peoples and cultures, whose traces are scattered across the country. Among them are the Celts, present from the late Bronze Age (13th century BC) until the Romanisation of Hispania in the 1st century BC.

Seville is a very affordable city to buy a house compared to other major Spanish cities. According to the latest idealista data, the average property price in Seville is €2,588/m², exceeding the national average by €33/m², yet it is significantly lower than €5,705/m² in Madrid or €5,042/m² in Barcelona.

The rental property supply has decreased since the Housing Law came into effect. Interventionist measures and the legal uncertainty faced by landlords have weakened the market. Therefore, many landlords are seeking guarantees from prospective tenants, such as a deposit. Is this legal?

Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will present in Brussels a proposal to abolish the seasonal clock change, a practice that for decades has marked the start of winter time in October and summer time in March.The measure will be debated at the European Council, to bring it into force in 2026 if me

In a context where access to housing is becoming increasingly challenging, rental assistance is essential for vulnerable people.

Prefabricated homes have become one of the most popular trends in the Spanish real estate market, and companies have taken notice. That's why Amazon is adding more and better models every day.

Knowing your home's energy efficiency is essential to understanding how much energy it consumes and how much you could save on your bills. This information not only affects the comfort and value of your property but is also required for real estate transactions such as sales or rentals.

When you hear about must-see destinations in Spain, the first ones that come to mind are Barcelona, Madrid, Seville and Granada. But there's more to Spain than the classics.There are lesser-known cities that hold unique treasures.

Barcelona is one of the most expensive cities for buying properties.