| | A €70 million mansion on Marbella’s Golden Mile leads Spain’s ten most expensive homes in 2026. The Costa del Sol and Mallorca contain every residence in idealista’s current national ranking. | | Keep reading |
| | Buying a luxury villa in Spain requires thorough legal checks before contracts are signed. Due diligence covers ownership records, planning status and professional advice for overseas purchasers. | | Keep reading |
| | | | Three Spanish locations feature among Europe’s ten highest-priced waterfront markets in Engel & Völkers’ 2026 ranking. Marbella, Mallorca and Ibiza reflect the premium placed on first-line coastal settings. | | Keep reading |
| | A €3.25 million apartment is for sale within Casa Burés, Barcelona’s landmark Modernista residence. Completed in 1900, the Eixample building retains stained glass, sculpted stonework and period detailing. | | Keep reading |
| | | Italy | | Italy’s luxury second-home market has doubled over ten years, according to Patrigest and Santandrea. Portofino commands €13,600 per m², while Lake Como continues to attract high-net-worth international buyers. | | Keep reading |
| | | Portugal | A €12 million estate in Palmela, Portugal, spans 102 hectares, including a lake and private island. Its vineyard, winery and agricultural operation sit within the Poceirão and Marateca area. | | Keep reading |
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