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.

Nestled among the verdant pine forests on the hills above Cala Mastella (Ibiza), Can Brute stands as a stunning example of the seamless blend between traditional Ibizan architecture and contemporary design.

The Andalusian Government has approved a set of tax incentives aimed at combating depopulation in villages.

From April, Spain will discontinue its golden visa programme following approval by the Congress of Deputies last December. This scheme, which granted residency to foreign investors purchasing property worth at least €500,000, has generated over €10 billion since its introduction in 2016.

The Costa del Sol continues to be a cornerstone of Spain’s luxury real estate market, as highlighted in The Agency Marbella’s annual report on the luxury real estate market on the Costa del Sol and forecasts for 2025

Located in Benidorm’s iconic Intempo Tower – the tallest residential building in Spain at 200 metres with 47 floors –this luxurious flat offers over 500 m² of space and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea.

The controversial Torre del Puerto de Málaga, a new luxury skyscraper planned for the Levante Dock in the Andalusian city, is set to reach a final height of 144 metres. This was recently confirmed by David Chipperfield, the architect overseeing the design, who anticipates its completion by 2028. The project is expected to involve an investment of approximately €120 million and will feature nearly 400 rooms.

Calvià Town Council, located in the west of Mallorca, has unveiled a new tourism modernisation plan for 2027. This project, which will see an investment of €20 million, aims to transition towards a high-quality tourism model and attract travellers with significant purchasing power.