Luxury real estate in Spain

Nestled along the sun-kissed shores of the Costa del Sol, Marbella continues to enchant and entice with its allure of luxury living and investment opportunities. As 2024 is well underway, the real estate landscape in Marbella paints a picture of resilience, innovation, and unmatched potential.

Spain has experienced remarkable growth in its luxury real estate market, attracting affluent investors and buyers worldwide.

The "quiet luxury" trend is redefining luxury homes in Spain, offering a serene escape from the ordinary. This burgeoning movement prioritises elegance, quality, and discretion over ostentation, creating spaces that soothe the senses and nurture the soul.

Villa Noon will be a reality in Sotogrande, specifically in the exclusive "The 15" area. The home will achieve zero water consumption through atmospheric water generation, rainwater collection and grey water reuse. Moreover, its HVAC system also achieves an efficiency of over 700%, producing more energy than it consumes and even allowing surplus energy to be sold back to the grid. idealista/news has exclusive information that the property will be priced at €11.4 million with a guest house and €9.8 million without.

Grupo Insur and the Cosentino family office, owners of the Silestone brand, have partnered to develop 125 homes within the Macenas Mediterranean Resort in Mojacar, Almeria. This €39.5 million sustainable residential project will blend seamlessly into the landscape, offering sea views and communal areas designed to foster relaxation and a healthy lifestyle.

Hotel investment reached €1.393 billion in the first half of the year, keeping in line with the figures for the same period in 2023, according to the Hotel Investment in Spain report prepared by Colliers. In the first half of 2024, a total of 8,350 rooms have been traded in 71 deals, with 53% of the volume going to the urban segment, which breaks with the trend of the last five years.

Hotel Investment Partners (HIP), one of the largest owners of holiday hotels in southern Europe, has invested €35 million to transform and open the Cala San Miguel Hotel Ibiza. This five-star superior hotel is the only one in the cove that gives it its name. It is exclusively for adults and has direct access to the beach.

The Parador de Ibiza will be able to open its doors at the beginning of 2025, after almost two decades of planning and more than €27 million of investment.

Nestled in the prestigious area of Sotogrande Alto, this exceptional villa offers a unique blend of contemporary design and the tranquillity of nature.

Tiffany is packing its bags in Madrid, but it's not going far. The American jewellery firm, owned by the luxury conglomerate LVMH, has rented new premises just a few metres from where it already operates in Madrid. Specifically, the firm will move from its current location on Calle Claudio Coello to one on Calle Serrano, just one block away.

In Sanxenxo (Pontevedra), a new seafront development with 140 new builds designed by the famous architect Rafael de La-Hoz has just come onto the market. This project, managed by the developer Gestilar, features a new property concept: terraced multi-family housing with a garden.

Integrating modern architecture with the natural and cultural surroundings is a challenge that can lead to impressive results when approached with creativity and sensitivity.

Nestled along the picturesque northeastern coast of Spain in the Catalonia region, Costa Brava is emerging as a coveted destination for foreigners seeking luxury real estate.

Perched majestically in Caldera del Rey (Adeje) on the Island of Tenerife, this luxurious estate is a gem of the Canary Islands real estate market.

The Agency, a US real estate company specialising in the prime segment, has launched its expansion into southern Spain by publishing its first Annual Real Estate Market Report on Marbella and the Costa del Sol. This report highlights the current and future trends of the luxury market in this region, confirming its dynamism. Nationally, the Spanish real estate market attracts international investors.

Galicia's favourable weather conditions, with mild winters and balmy summers, are driving a growing demand for property in the region. According to luxury real estate specialist Lucas Fox, this trend is reflected in international, national and local buyers. Areas of greatest interest are in the south of the region, especially around Pontevedra and Vigo, known as the Rías Baixas.

This wonderful, luxurious Andalusian farmhouse in the Sierra de Aracena Natural Park in Huelva province just 30 minutes from Seville is for sale for €5 million. The 800 m2 house has eight suites, six bathrooms and a toilet, a spacious dining room and a fitness area with a sauna and jacu

The Lithuanian fund Evernord and the Estonian fund Novira have announced their landing on the Costa del Sol through a partnership that will build six luxury homes in Marbella (in the area of Cascada de Camaján) with an estimated investment of €34 million. The operation follows the general interest

Garai (Vizcaya) and Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) have the highest average net income per person and per household, according to calculations by the General Council of Economists (CGE).

The growth in the most expensive residential prices on the market reached 7.7% year-on-year in April. The rise in properties located in the 90th percentile of prices, or in other words the 10% of the most expensive homes, was higher than that recorded by the market as a whole, which increased by 6.9% year-on-year, according to the study published by idealista.

Luxury villas for sale in Barcelona capture the essence of high-end living in one of Spain's most vibrant cities.

Mallorca, the jewel of the Mediterranean, offers a unique blend of stunning landscapes and rich cultural diversity. This has made the island a hotspot for luxury real estate, attracting affluent buyers from around the world, particularly from Germany, the UK, and Scandinavia.

Madrid's Chamberí district is establishing itself alongside other areas in the capital, such as Salamanca, Centro and Chamartín, as one of the preferred destinations for developing new luxury developments, with homes costing more than €1 million, according to the real estate consultancy Activum Real Estate. Up to eight developments have high-end units, with the largest reaching offers of €1.7 million.

Mobile prefab homes are increasingly in demand in Spain. A clear example is the number of companies selling them, which grows every day. Some firms offer self-sufficient mobile homes built with 100% recyclable materials and cutting-edge technology. They are ideal for campsites or modular resorts and start at €49,900.

"The first thing that will catch your attention when you come to l'Ampolla is that anything is possible in this town. The sea, the land and the river create such diverse landscapes that the Mediterranean is enviously sitting in Fangar Bay, contemplating the mirages created each new day".