After two years of renovations, the iconic Los Monteros hotel in Marbella has reopened under the Kimpton brand, part of IHG’s luxury portfolio. The revamped property features five restaurants, stylish interiors by El Equipo Creativo and Cristina Carulla, and a full range of wellness and leisure facilities, including a spa, pools, gym, tennis and padel courts, plus areas for yoga and Pilates.

The province of Málaga has firmly established itself as the leading hub of Spain’s luxury residential market. According to a recent report by the real estate agency Lucas Fox, the Costa del Sol accounts for 30% of the country’s premium properties, with Mallorca following at 27%.

Rafael Nadal, widely regarded as the greatest Spanish sportsman of all time, brought his illustrious sporting career to a close in Málaga – the very province where he is now launching his latest real estate ventures.

The Mayor of Málaga, Francisco de la Torre, has announced a “comprehensive moratorium” that will halt the registration of new tourist accommodation across the entire city for the next three years.This move marks another step in the city council’s efforts to curb the proliferation of holiday rentals.

The Port of Málaga has given the final approval for La Marina de San Andrés, a new marina covering nearly 115,000 m², to be built in the Huelin neighbourhood, just a few minutes’ walk from the city centre.The port authority has approved the final project following "several minor corrections" require

Century 21’s real estate network has expanded its portfolio with a new development of 800 new-build homes in Murcia. Ranging from two to six bedrooms, these properties are listed on idealista from €229,000. Situated within an exclusive private community, the homes are seamlessly integrated into the Condado de Alhama resort. This prestigious development features an 18-hole golf course, tennis and padel courts, a gym and dedicated wellness areas. Located in Alhama de Murcia, the resort is just 10 minutes from the city centre and 20 minutes from the Mazarrón coastline.

A recent study by the real estate agency Barnes estimates that 92% of buyers in Spain’s luxury property market are foreign, highlighting the remarkable growth of the country’s prime residential sector.Almost half (49%) of these property investors are from outside the European Union, with the largest

The iconic Don Carlos Luxury Hotel in Marbella (Málaga) will reopen this summer following an extensive renovation aimed at enhancing the experience and service for its most discerning guests on the Costa del Sol.

Savills has unveiled its forecasts for the luxury real estate market in 2025, predicting a modest global rise of 1.6% in prime property prices. Dubai is set to lead the surge with an increase of up to 10%, followed by Sydney at 6%. Madrid, Lisbon and Barcelona also rank among the top five cities expected to see the highest growth, with price rises projected between 4% and 6%.

The Keller Williams real estate network reports that, in 2019, the year before the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, purchasing a luxury home cost around €1.5 million.