| | This month, Time Out placed one barrio in Valencia among 40 trendy neighbourhoods worldwide. Independent shops, market routines and late dinners sit alongside rising rents in this compact district that oozes cool. | | Keep reading |
| | Spain retains its €1,000 business cash limit before an EU €10,000 ceiling begins in July 2027. Non-tax residents can pay up to €10,000 in cash when they meet specific conditions. | | Keep reading |
| | | | Seven natural sites across Spain suit late September trips, when milder weather and quieter trails replace peak summer crowds. Coastal swims and upland walks remain possible, though conditions vary sharply by region. | | Keep reading |
| | idealista data found 27 of 50 Spanish provinces had towns with greater rental pressure than their capitals in 2026. National asking rents rose 5.8% annually in August, tightening competition for lower-priced homes nearby. | | Keep reading |
| | | | Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera require careful housing planning, especially near sought-after coasts. Limited long-term homes, fuller summer ferries and seasonal costs can reshape everyday island routines. | | Keep reading |
| | Prefabricated homes now cover several materials, layouts and construction systems for buyers seeking a tailored property. Each model brings different assembly times, insulation standards and site requirements worth weighing up. | | Keep reading |
| | | Italy | | An island off north-west Sardinia reopened after 112 years closed to the public, with private cars still prohibited. Rare white donkeys roam its paths beside old prison buildings, pale coves and walking trails. | | Keep reading |
| | | Italy | Foreign buyers searched for Italian homes averaging €427,921 between June and August 2026. Coastal searches within one kilometre of the sea reached €636,962, revealing a sharper summer preference for higher-value properties. | | Keep reading |
| | | | | Portugal | | Kronos Homes shares practical considerations for property investment in Portugal, covering location, rentals and management costs. Buying expenses also matter, particularly where a home needs professional oversight between stays. | | Keep reading |
| | | Portugal | Lisbon homes averaged €6,227 per m² in August 2026, nearly six times Castelo Branco’s €1,075 per m². The €5,152 gap shows how sharply Portuguese asking prices differ between district capitals. | | Keep reading |
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