How do you find out who owns a house in Spain?

How do you find out who owns a house in Spain?

Strolling through Spanish streets and neighbourhoods, you'll come across all sorts of different properties, including dream homes, and in some cases you'll inevitably wonder who has the privilege of living there.
Are passive houses a growing trend in Spain?

Are passive houses a growing trend in Spain?

Article written by Álvaro Vega, regional director of PlanRadar in Spain. As a sustainable alternative to the standard constructions we know as the norm today, "passive houses" are in fashion.
A Spanish political party proposes banning the sale of homes to foreigners

A Spanish political party proposes banning the sale of homes to foreigners

A Spanish political party in the Valencia region, Compromís, has presented a series of amendments to Spain's Housing Law, among which it proposes a new regulatory provision to emulate the measure adopted by Canada to temporarily prohibit the sale of homes to individuals or legal entities without Spa
Bargain property in Torrevieja

Property for sale in Torrevieja under 50k

As unlikely as it might sound, it's possible to find property for sale in Spain under 50,000 euros, and if the coast is your dream destination, we're here to help you find bargain property in Torrevieja.
Buying property in Spain

6 things to watch out for when buying property in Spain

On buying property in Spain, you should be mindful the title is clean. It is fairly common the previous owner is in arrears. In Spain, debts follow the property not the debtor. Meaning, when you take over the ownership, you also take on all the existing debts from the previous owner.
Non-residents buying properties rises by 44% in 2022, according to Mitma

Non-residents buying properties in Spain rises by 44% in 2022

Non-resident foreigners buying properties increased by 43.9% in 2022, to 63,050 transactions, according to provisional data from the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda's (Mitma) real estate transaction statistics. Meanwhile, property purchases between non-resident Spaniards grew by 2.
Villas for sale in Spain

Villas for sale in Spain

Villas for sale in Spain can be found in many different locations throughout the country, ranging from coastal areas to rural villages and city communities.
Paseo de Gracia in Barcelona

The most expensive streets to buy a house in Spain's main cities

Calle Serrano in Madrid (€11,400/m2), Paseo de Gracia in Barcelona (€9,915/m2) and the main streets in the centre of San Sebastian, such as Avenida de la Libertad, Calle Hernani or Plaza de Guipúzcoa (€8,040/m2) are some of the most expensive in Spain to buy a house, according to a report by Tecnita