If there’s one clear trend in Spain’s housing market, it’s rising prices. We review the 10 most expensive cities to live in Spain in 2025, from Madrid to Málaga, exploring their key characteristics and how their property prices have evolved.

Spain boasts stunning beaches, from hidden coves to golden sands, offering something for every sea lover. Using AI, we’ve created a diverse list featuring majestic cliffs in Galicia, white sands in Formentera, and volcanic shores in Fuerteventura—showcasing Spain’s most unique and iconic coastal gems.

Spain remains a top choice for digital nomads, thanks to its lifestyle, culture, and great weather. Since January 2023, its Digital Nomad Visa allows non-EU professionals to live and work remotely for up to five years, with special tax benefits and residency options.

The Region of Murcia, bordered by the Mediterranean and Mar Menor, offers coastal towns rich in maritime charm, history, and diverse landscapes. Discover 12 must-visit seaside towns that captivate sea lovers and travel enthusiasts with their authentic treasures along this stunning coastline.

Considering a move to Southern Europe? This guide compares Spain and Portugal’s tax systems for expats, covering income taxes, residency rules, and special regimes like Portugal’s NHR. Discover key differences to help you plan your retirement, remote work, or family relocation in 2025.

Booking.com removed 4,093 illegal tourist accommodation listings in Spain, mainly in the Canary Islands, after a request from the Ministry of Social Rights. Listings were also withdrawn from several regions, with the ministry praising the company’s cooperation to enforce legal compliance.

Despite Brexit challenges, obtaining Italian residency as a non-EU foreigner is simpler than expected. Various pathways cater to retirees, investors, and lifestyle seekers. Understanding these options is key to enjoying la dolce vita and making Italy your new home under the Mediterranean sun.

In 2025, Sardinia boosts anti-depopulation efforts with a €600 monthly bonus for each child in small towns under 5,000 residents. Additional incentives support home purchases, renovations, and local businesses through tax credits, helping to revitalise declining communities across the region.

Nestled between Atlantic waves and green hills, Funchal is Madeira’s relaxed capital. With mild weather, vibrant markets, and friendly locals, life here flows at a comfortable pace. Enjoy great food, fresh mountain air, and a welcoming community that feels like home.