Property for sale in Spain

In the last decade, the housing market in Spain has changed completely. Between 2009 and 2018, the number of sales increased, as did rental prices.

Real estate is currently the most fashionable investment asset thanks to the recent growth of the Spanish economy, the increase in rental prices, the progressive revaluation of properties and the boom in tourism in Spain. According to the IV Casaktua Study, 10% of Spaniards who are currently lookin

The rate of growth of the price of rented housing softened in Spain in 2018 and ended the year with an increase of 9.3%, leaving the average rental price per square metre at 10.60 euro per month, which is 98 cents per square foot per month.

The two major housing markets in Spain ended the last year in very different ways.

Article written by Sabrina García, Legal Lifeline Lawyer. Spain is one of the favourite destinations for British people when choosing where to buy a second home.

Spain is a promising country with great potential for overseas investors.

The European real estate sector is set to continue being one of the great investment options for big business in 2019, although not all markets will be the same. This is one of the conclusions that we can draw from a report by the consultancy firm PwC and the Urban Land Institute, after carrying ou

International buyers have undoubtedly been one of the main engines of growth in the residential real estate sector in Spain in recent years.

There has been an increase of 0.8% in the price of used housing in Spain in October 2018, standing at 1,726 euro per square metre, or 160 euro per square foot, according to the latest idealista real estate price index.

Nope, it’s not in New York and it’s not London… the coolest neighbourhood in the world is in Madrid and is one of the most traditional and famous in the capital: Lavapiés-Embajadores. This is the conclusion reached by 'Time Out' magazine, which has published a ranking of the 50 best neighbourhoods

So you’ve put your property up on the internet, you’ve set the asking price and posted some nice photos.

Second-hand homes are quickly becoming the undisputed leaders of the economic upturn in home sales and purchases in Spain.

Despite the fact that the vast majority of real estate agencies and intermediaries in the sector are serious professionals, there are some things that happen in the housing market that undermine good practice. Buying a home is often a person's most important investment in their lifetime, and that's

The price of used housing in Spain increased by 0.8% in May 2018, reaching 1,645 euro per square metre, which is 154 euro per square foot, according to the latest idealista real estate price index.

Coastal and beach destinations are steadily becoming the main markets for purchasing a second home in Spain. In addition, with the economic recovery from the financial crisis, the demand for new construction in these areas is picking up again, according to a study by Aedas Homes.

Original article written by Monika Rüsch The economic consequences of the attacks of August 2017 are already lagging behind, since European cities that have suffered such tragedies in this field recover in an average period of 13 months.

When you decide to sell your house, it’s normal to have doubts about how the real estate agency that you’ve entrusted with the sale will manage your home.

There are favourable winds blowing for the housing market and not just for rentals.

The price of used housing in Spain increased by 0.7% in April, reaching 1,632 euro/m2 or 152 euro/sq ft, according to the latest idealista real estate price index.

If you’re thinking of buying a house in Spain, you should first know that once the property has been transferred, the charges are also transferred.

The sale of Spanish homes in March registered its first decline in the last two years, according to notaries. The 50,299 transactions show a 2.7% year-on-year decrease. Prices remained stable in the third month of 2018 with a slight increase of 0.4% to 1,353 euro/m2, which is 126 euro/sq ft.

Everyone knows how much of a headache buying a house can be, even if it’s your first time… especially if it’s your first time!

Selling a home is often a costly process, not only economically, but also in terms of time, effort and emotion.

The number of houses bought by non-Spanish people in Spain exceeded 60,800 in 2017, breaking the record set 10 years ago, according to official statistics. The drop in the number of purchases by Brits thanks to the Brexit effect was offset by Germans, French and Belgians.

Every year, millions of euros are invested in improving single-family homes to increase their market value so they can be sold on or rented, trying to benefit as much as possible from the improvements made.