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When thinking about buying a house in Spain, there are many different options for where to look. As well as things like the relative comfort of work or family, you also have to consider the price per square metre or square foot of the properties in the locations on your wish list.

Foreign buyers in Spain are making a strong comeback after a two-year hiatus. Now that things have started to return to some sort of normality after the pandemic, we're asking where foreigners are buying property in Spain in 2022 and how much they are paying.

Southern Spain has plenty going for it: long summers, layered history and some of the most characterful towns in the country.

Do you fancy having the best views and living just metres from the beach this summer? Or perhaps you even want to live on the Spanish coast all year round?

If you're searching for sun this summer, what's better than having your own holiday apartment with a pool in Spain where you can come and go as your please?

One way to buy cheap property in Spain is by searching for repossessed property. You will be able to find a wide range of Spanish bank repossessions for sale on idealista, and there are some specific agencies dedicated to selling this type of property.

Where is the best place to buy a property on Costa del Sol? What about the cheapest? In spite of rising cost of living in Spain and across Europe, there are still some Costa del Sol property bargains to be found, and we're here to help you find them.

You've decided to move to the Costa Brava? Excellent choice! Home to spectacular unspoilt beaches, unbeatable scenery and an amazing culture and heritage scene, not to mention the local food, you're in for a treat along Spain's ‘Wild Coast’, a beautiful stretch of Mediterranean coastline.

Living near the beach and being able to enjoy the Spanish coast not only during the summer is a pleasure that is everyone's reach with a rented property.

What is the sunniest place in Spain? And in Europe? The online search engine for holiday rentals.

The number of foreigners living in Spain officially stands at 6 million, representing an increase of 3.6% in the last year alone.

The real estate agency Aliseda Inmobiliaria has launched its summer campaign for beachfront property for sale in Spain: "Necesitas una casa en la playa y lo sabes" - "You need a house on the beach and you know it".

If you’re researching the best places to live on the Costa del Sol, you’re not alone.

The purchase of property in Spain by foreigners or expats is generally associated with coastal areas or large urban areas, such as Madrid and Barcelona and surrounding areas.

Easter marks the start of the period of the year in which the highest volume of journeys to holiday destinations or second homes in Spain is recorded.

If you want to buy a place in the sun but the price is putting you off, Spanish repossessions direct from banks can be a great way to get a bargain.

The sale and purchase of homes by non-resident foreigners in Spain increased by 51.2% in 2021, to 43,827 transactions, according to accumulated data from the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda (Mitma).

Luxury real estate in Marbella is becoming increasingly attractive as a safe haven.

Spain has been the place chosen by the US real estate platform Pacaso to expand its business model of co-ownership of luxury homes in Europe, already implemented in California and Florida.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, the real estate sector has detected some changing trends in the residential market, stemming from a transformation in habits, ways of working and restrictions on citizens' mobility, and even affecting social relationships and leisure.