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Melilla is a compact Spanish city on the Moroccan coast with sandy urban beaches and handsome modernist façades. With Melilla's population around 87,000, the city boasts a layered mix of Spanish, Amazigh and Moroccan culture.

Forbes Magazine chose Valencia as the number one city to live in the world, replacing Malaga from the top spot it held the previous year. Alicante occupies the third spot, Madrid the seventh, and finally, Barcelona occupies the 21st spot.

If you’ve been eyeing the Costa del Sol for a property purchase, Estepona should be on your radar.

The project called Tyrian Residences, developed by Prestige Expo and Grupo BZH, has been awarded as the best residential project in Spain at the European Property Awards 2025, held at the London Marriott Hotel.

On a quiet stretch of Marbella, Antonio Banderas is shaping a new seafront retreat that nods to the past while edging into a fresh chapter.

If you are planning to move to Spain, you should seriously consider becoming a digital nomad.There is no question that the Digital Nomad Visa has become the most sought-after visa in Spain after the demise of the Golden Visa in early 2025.The Digital Nomad Visa (or tax-free visa, as it is

Co-ownership is gaining traction in the luxury market. In Baqueira Beret, one of the Spanish Pyrenees’ most exclusive destinations, 5% of premium homes are now sold under this model, allowing owners to enjoy high-end second homes while sharing investment and maintenance costs.

Spain is stepping up its bid in luxury travel by raising service standards in areas like Madrid, Barcelona and Marbella.

Spain is often celebrated for its sunshine, Mediterranean diet, and laid-back lifestyle.

Marbella’s Golden Mile, one of the Mediterranean’s most exclusive areas, now hosts a new luxury development that reinforces the Costa del Sol’s leading position in the high-end market: Uno Marbella. Created by Jamsa, the project offers contemporary beachfront homes with resort-style amenities.

The province of Málaga is renowned worldwide for its beaches and the vibrant atmosphere of the Costa del Sol. Yet beyond the coastline, its landscape is dotted with countless towns that have preserved their authentic charm.

Spain does winter differently. If you’re sizing up the best Spanish cities to visit in winter, think softer light, calmer plazas and, on the right coast, a midday coffee outdoors in December without turning blue.

A Spanish winter long stay is all about mild days, sea air and an easy routine. The sweet spot for warmth and value sits in the Canaries, the Costa Blanca and the Málaga coast, with quieter, cheaper stretches around Almería and Murcia.

Paloma Pérez Bravo, CEO of Residential at Lucas Fox, speaks exclusively to idealista/news about the latest trends shaping Spain’s luxury property market.

Ojén is a whitewashed village tucked into the foothills of the Sierra de las Nieves, a short drive from Marbella. Life runs a little cooler and quieter than the coast, but beaches, big supermarkets and the shopping centre are minutes away.

The luxury real estate market on Spain’s Costa del Sol has reinforced its strength in the first half of 2025, despite a global slowdown in property activity.

Spain does winter sun properly, making it a great holiday destination during the chillier months. The Canary Islands stay in T‑shirt weather thanks to their subtropical latitude, while the southern mainland brings bright, mild days and sheltered coves with plenty open year‑round.

Málaga City Council’s Urban Planning Department has given the go-ahead for the first phase of Térmica Beach, the luxury residential development promoted by Ginkgo Advisor and Aedas Homes.

The chestnut festivals in Spain tend to come alive from the last two weeks of October through All Saints’ Day on 1st November.

Late October in Spain smells of roasting castañas and warm sugar. Bakery windows fill with inviting treats, while street braziers serve hot boniatos and cups of thick chocolate.