Property for sale in Spain

Foreigners are once again purchasing more homes in Spain, and they are doing so at unprecedented prices. According to data from the General Council of Notaries, foreigners bought 69,412 homes in Spain between January and June, an increase of 1.8% compared to the first half of 2023, accounting for 2

Malaga, renowned for its rich history, Mediterranean climate and vibrant culture, is a top tourist destination, drawing millions of visitors annually.

The excess demand and lack of supply in the real estate market have created an imbalance across the country, and Málaga, one of the nation’s most thriving cities, is no exception.

Restrictions on tourist flat rentals and concerns over squatting or rent defaults could result in hundreds or thousands of tourist flats being put up for sale, according to real estate firm K&N Elite. The new regulations aim to curb the expansion of Tourism Use Housing (VUT) and reduce its nega

If you're tired of your home and considering a move, selling might seem like the only option.

The specialised portal Escrapalia has listed an 89-square-metre flat in Turre, Almería, for public auction starting at €1. Bidding, open until 12:30 p.m.

Alicante, a vibrant city in the Valencian Community, is renowned for its pleasant climate, beautiful beaches and high quality of life, attracting Spanish and international buyers alike.Selling a property here presents a lucrative business opportunity, thanks to the ongoing demand for homes in this s

Torrevieja's Mediterranean climate and extensive beaches attract both permanent residents and tourists, making it a prime location for property sales. Selling a house here presents a great opportunity, thanks to its popularity and the high demand for coastal real estate.

While there may not be enough housing to meet market demands, selling a property shouldn't be rushed. First, buyers are increasingly discerning; second, first impressions are crucial.

Housing prices in Spain have risen by over 3% this summer and are expected to increase further in the coming months, according to the latest reports from Sociedad de Tasación and Tinsa, two key players in the appraisal sector. Both companies indicate that average prices for new and used housing hav

Architect Ángels Castellarnau relocated to Ayerbe, near Teruel, several years ago, where she established her architecture studio.

The housing market is gearing up for increased demand and further price rises.

Rental demand in the major provincial capitals, with the exceptions of Vitoria and Barcelona, is outstripped by towns such as Hospitalet de Llobregat, Badalona and Terrassa, which exert greater pressure on the existing supply in the rental market, according to idealista's latest ranking.

Andalusia is set to introduce a new Housing Law in 2025, as announced by Juanma Moreno, president of the Junta, during his speech at the 4th National Housing Congress of the APCE in Malaga.

The flexible accommodation sector welcomes a new addition: a coliving space launched by the Muppy platform in the heart of Malaga. Situated on the iconic Calle San Juan, just steps away from Plaza de la Constitución, the building features seven floors and spans 1,500 m², housing 36 flats priced bet

Second-home transactions in Spain fell by 4% in Q2 2023, totalling 146,273, according to the Association of Registrars. This decline coincides with a drop in foreign buyers, particularly the British, who have historically been the most interested in properties along Spain's coasts. The share of British buyers has plummeted from 38% of all foreign purchases in 2008 to just 8.37% in Q2 2024. Sonneil Research attributes this decline to the 2008 financial crisis and the effects of Brexit.

Spain’s Mediterranean coast offers a range of brand-new flats and apartments, perfect for those seeking modern living in a sun-drenched setting. Stretching from Costa Brava to Costa del Sol, these properties feature sleek designs, high-end finishes, and amenities like pools and gardens.

The global real estate sector is facing challenges such as central bank policies affecting lending, geopolitical issues and investment pressures against climate change, all influencing prices across various segments.

Spain's luxury real estate market is thriving, attracting affluent buyers with its stunning properties and prime locations.

The average house price in Spain continues to rise, and the rate of increase is accelerating. According to the Real Estate Registry Statistics from the Association of Registrars, the average house price accelerated in Q2 2024, rising by 2.9% to €2,057 per square metre, up from 0.8% in the previous

Though Formentera may be less well-known among the Balearic Islands, it has shed its secretive past and transformed into the Mediterranean's own Caribbean paradise.

Returning to routine makes the idea of owning a beachside home, even a small one, especially appealing.

Benidorm Beach, a 126-metre high, 36-storey residential building, has been named the best residential development in Europe for 2024 by the jury of experts at the International Property Awards. The project, promoted by the Alicante-based real estate developer Alibuilding and designed by Chamizo Arquitectos, has won awards in the High-Rise Residential Building and Best Residential Flat Design categories.

Andorra has reported a 19.1% drop in real estate transactions during Q2 2024 compared to the same period last year, when 451 exchanges took place, 86 fewer than this year, according to the country's statistics department. The same statement also shows fewer transactions from 1,132 properties in Q2

Spain is not only one of the European countries preferred by foreigners to spend the summer, but it is also one of the destinations par excellence for real estate investment, especially in coastal areas. From Sonneil they assure that "the climate, style and costs of living, infrastructure and culture of Spain make it one of the most prosperous residential destinations on the continent." Foreign investment in housing is very prominent in destinations such as Alicante (44%), Santa Cruz de Tenerife (35%) and Málaga (33%), according to the latest data from Registrars.