Eduardo García Martínez

Eduardo G. Martínez

Spanish property market

Buying in Spain? Key facts about the property market

If you're thinking about buying a home, it’s essential to understand the current state of the property market. Should you wait, or is now the time to buy? To help you decide, we analyse the key indicators: price trends per square metre, interest rates, the Euribor, transaction volume, mortgages, and available financial aid.
IBAN

IBAN in Spain explained

Every time we make a bank transfer, an alphanumeric code appears – one we might overlook but which is crucial to ensuring the money reaches its intended destination without error: the IBAN (International Bank Account Number).Since its introduction, the IBAN has become an essential tool for direct de
What to consider before buying a home as an investment

What to know before buying a home as an investment in Spain

The Spanish housing market is reaching a historic peak, with sales and rental prices expected to hit record levels in June 2025, according to idealista. Purchasing a property as an investment can offer substantial returns, but it also carries risks and requires careful planning.
The cheapest municipality in Barcelona: a house costs five times less than in the city.

The most affordable town in Barcelona province

The average price of homes for sale in Barcelona province is €3,023/m², rising to €4,991/m² in the city, according to idealista. These record highs make access to housing difficult for many. Yet one town stands out for its far lower prices: Sant Llorenç Savall. Here, homes average €956/m² – more than three times cheaper than the provincial average and over five times cheaper than in the city.