Home rental

Demand pressure on the existing supply of rental housing is becoming increasingly acute in the suburbs of major cities.

In a context where access to housing is becoming increasingly challenging, rental assistance is essential for vulnerable people.

Renting out a property in Spain is still a great way to capitalise on real estate assets. However, those with experience in this field know that being a landlord entails more than just collecting rent every month.

"It’s the economy, stupid." This phrase became famous during Bill Clinton’s successful 1992 presidential campaign against then-President George H. W. Bush. Since then, it has been widely used to highlight what is both obvious and essential.

Renting a property in Spain is currently viewed by many as a risky endeavour, particularly due to the lengthy procedures involved in evicting defaulting tenants.According to José Ramón Zurdo, a lawyer specialising in leasing and CEO of the Rental Negotiation Agency (ANA), in an interview with ideali

It has been just over five years since interventions in the rental market commenced. The first measure involved approving changes to the Law on Urban Leases (LAU) in March 2019, which extended contracts from three years to five or seven years.

Is subletting legal in Spain? Today we're focusing on understanding the legality and conditions under which one can sublet a property in Spain.

Homeownership is losing ground in Spain in favour of renting.