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The Karl Lagerfeld brand presents its first architectural and luxury residential project Karl Lagerfeld Villas, whose first execution will consist of five luxury villas in the Malaga municipality of Marbella, in what also represents the brand's arrival in Spain with a project of these characteristic

When it comes to luxury in Spain, there really is one clear champion. For those who move to the Spanish sunshine to live a life of peace and tranquility, and who want only the best that life can offer, then it is hard to make an argument against Marbella.

Hacienda La Caldera is a wonderful world in the heart of the Serranía de Ronda (Málaga), an exceptional home that exudes elegance with its sustainable design based on the Mediterranean spirit.

If you are sitting at home, shivering and suffering through the coldest months of the year, the idea of moving to a place where the sun shines year-round might sound very appealing to you. Maybe with a pool, some sea views, and a terrace to sit out in the sunshine, even in the depths of winter.

Spain has many things that make it special. And one of the best things that it has to offer are the different coasts where you can relax during the summer.

Now that we are firmly in the new year, many people are thinking about their plans for the upcoming twelve months.

Ultra-low taxation. As we’ve covered in a previous articles, Andalusia drastically reduced the taxes on buying property, making them less than most other areas of Spain.

When people think of a life of luxury in Spain, many people immediatly think of expansive villas on the Costa del Sol, or Majorca. For others however, there is simply no substitute for a city lifestyle.

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.

For many people, when they think of Spain, images of sandy beaches, under the  bright sunshine, with waves crashing gently to shore, are probably what spring to mind. But that image of places like the Costa del Sol, or the Spanish islands, misses so much of what Spain has to offer.

When you think of living in Spain, most people immediately think of places like the Costa del Sol, or the Canary and Balearic Islands, places like Palma de Mallorca, the location of this week's property, a beautiful detached house in a quiet neighbourhood of Palma.

As we had published in idealista previously (Andalusia lowers taxes, including Property Transfer Tax and Stamp Duty -13th May 2021), Andalusia slashed its taxes on buying property (both on resale and off-plan property) in a bid to combat the adverse effects of Covid-19 in the economy.

When it comes to buying property in Spain, it is hard to think of a more desireable location than the "Golden Mile". This stretch of coastline in Marbella is, simply put, the holiday destination for the rich and famous, the elegant and luxurious heart of the Costa del Sol.

When it comes to stretches of the Spanish coast to buy a home on, we all know the most famous places: Marbella and the Costa del Sol, The Costa Blanca in Alicante, and of course the Mediterranean islands like Majorca.

The Mediterranean coast of Spain has always been a safe haven for the luxury residential market, with the Costa del Sol leading the way.

Marbella is and remains the holiday destination par excellence for the rich and famous on the Costa del Sol. Apart from the pleasant climate, beautiful beaches and plenty of golf courses, there is a wide range of restaurants, shops and leisure activities.

If you had to list the reasons that Spain is so popular among ex-pats, high on that list for most people would be the Mediterranean sea.

The beginning of 2021 has been tough. The downward trend of foreign investment in Spain seemed to continue following the first year of the Coronavirus pandemic. However, an effective vaccination campaign opened up a more optimistic outlook that fostered the general economic recovery in Spa

Spain is a diverse country with a large number of foreign-born residents. Expats make up almost 15% of the population, and they come to Spain for a wide variety of reasons, from increased standards of living or decreased cost of living, to the beautiful landscape and weather.

Villa Serenity is the name of this week's property, and it truly lives up to the name.