The project called Tyrian Residences, developed by Prestige Expo and Grupo BZH, has been awarded as the best residential project in Spain at the European Property Awards 2025, held at the London Marriott Hotel.

For over a century, housing in Spain has been a stage for architectural innovation, from Modernism, which transformed bourgeois residences, to Rationalism, which explored new social typologies; from contemporary experimentation to international perspectives that reinterpreted the landscape.

The United Nations has released a report ranking the countries with the highest life expectancy. At the top is Monaco, with an average of 86.5 years, followed closely by San Marino (85.8) and Hong Kong (85.6).

A court in Palma has convicted a woman of two offences: illegally occupying a property and installing a 6,000-litre pool on the flat’s terrace, which caused structural damage to the building and put other residents at risk. As a result, the judge ordered the squatter to pay €8,000 in compensation, although the owner estimates the damage to be “in the tens of thousands of euros.”

Waking up to the majestic Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela right outside your window is possible at the recently opened Hotel Gaio 7.

Access to housing remains one of the greatest challenges in Spain. Still, Amazon has just surprised the market with a groundbreaking solution: a ready-to-move-in prefabricated home offering up to four bedrooms, priced at under €7,000 – €6,887 to be exact.

Málaga City Council’s Urban Planning Department has given the go-ahead for the first phase of Térmica Beach, the luxury residential development promoted by Ginkgo Advisor and Aedas Homes.

The luxury real estate market on Spain’s Costa del Sol has reinforced its strength in the first half of 2025, despite a global slowdown in property activity.

Lagoom Living has begun demolition work on seven buildings in Málaga’s Lagunillas neighbourhood, in the heart of the city, where it plans to construct a residential complex comprising 109 affordable rental homes. Scheduled for completion in December 2027, the development will revitalise currently derelict or disused pieces of land and buildings located near the iconic Plaza de la Merced.

Footballer Sergio Ramos and influencer Pilar Rubio have sold their spectacular mansion in La Moraleja, one of Madrid’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, for €7 million – a million more than they had originally listed it for over a year ago. According to LOC magazine, the new owner is a Mexican investor. The high-profile couple has secured a substantial profit on the deal, having purchased the property in 2018 for just €1.5 million.