| | Spain’s luxury property trends for 2027 challenge the assumption that bigger automatically means better. Flexible layouts, original features and considered circulation place wellbeing and everyday use at the centre. | | Keep reading |
| | International buyers accounted for 72% of Costa Blanca premium sales, led by British, Dutch and German purchasers. Homes priced above €2 million represented around 10% of transactions in the analysed market. | | Keep reading |
| | | Marbella sales above €10 million have become increasingly frequent across La Zagaleta and Sierra Blanca. Drumelia brokered more than 20 such transactions over five years, with combined value nearing €430 million. | | Keep reading |
| | | 'Carmen de la Media Luna' occupies a 561 m² plot in Granada’s Albaicín and dates to the 1910s. Architect Ángel Casas designed the Neo-Arab residence with mature gardens, a pool and period ornamentation. | | Keep reading |
| | | Portugal | Rua das Faias in Cascais carries Portugal’s highest average asking price at €4.35 million. Cascais claims three top-five addresses, while Algarve and Porto locations retain comparable residential prestige. | | Keep reading |
| | | Italy | | An 18th-century estate near Lucca, once home to Napoleon’s sister Carolina Bonaparte, is listed at €15 million. The restored villa includes two pools, outbuildings and six hectares of Tuscan grounds. | | Keep reading |
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