New data from idealista shows which homes are selling fastest across Spain this quarter. Three-bedroom flats are in high demand, but some cities have surprising trends — and a few property types are moving faster than expected. See which homes are flying off the market.

Christmas brings Spain’s famous lottery, tempting dreams of instant wealth. Yet the Spanish Tax Agency consistently benefits from unclaimed prizes. If you’re planning your winnings, we break down how much tax is deducted so you can see exactly what you’d keep after the deductions.

Expat freelancers and self-employed workers in Spain should take note: starting in 2026, new payment reporting rules will come into effect. These changes could impact how you manage your income, issue invoices, and handle taxes, making early preparation essential.

Hollywood star Richard Gere maintains strong ties to Spain, splitting his time between New York and his Spanish residences. From an exclusive residential complex in Madrid to a coastal retreat in Galicia, we explore the luxurious homes where Gere enjoys life with his family.

Valencia kicks off the festive season with its charming Christmas markets, a highlight for locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re planning a winter trip or soaking up the seasonal atmosphere, discover the top Christmas markets in the city for 2025.

Seville offers more affordable housing compared to Madrid or Barcelona, with an average price of €2,588/m². While slightly above the national average, many districts feature much lower prices. Discover the city’s most budget-friendly neighbourhoods and where you can find the best-value homes.

Portugal remains a nation of homeowners, with 74% living in their own homes in 2024. Most reside in detached houses, averaging 2.4 people per household and 1.7 rooms per person, highlighting the country’s strong sense of home and community, according to Eurostat.

European Wine City 2026 will shine a spotlight on a rural, lesser-known region in Portugal, celebrating its wine, culture, and tourism for a full year. Wine lovers and travellers can look forward to exploring this charming, off-the-beaten-path destination in 2026.

Italy’s charming villages offer a magical Christmas experience, from Tyrol’s snowy peaks to Puglia’s sunny coast. With festive markets, twinkling lights, traditional carols, and local treats, these lesser-known towns provide an authentic holiday atmosphere, preserving centuries-old traditions for an unforgettable December visit.