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Where to retire in Spain

Where do most British people retire in Spain?

Spain, unsurprisingly, is a favourite retirement destination for British expats. Its warm climate, affordable living costs, and relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle make it a standout choice for those who want to unwind and enjoy their golden years in the sun.

Los Monteros hotel reopens on Spain’s Costa del Sol

After two years of renovations, the iconic Los Monteros hotel in Marbella has reopened under the Kimpton brand, part of IHG’s luxury portfolio. The revamped property features five restaurants, stylish interiors by El Equipo Creativo and Cristina Carulla, and a full range of wellness and leisure facilities, including a spa, pools, gym, tennis and padel courts, plus areas for yoga and Pilates.
Advantages and pitfalls of retiring in Spain

Retiring in Spain: Pros and Cons

Spain has long been a top destination for retirees, attracting thousands of expats each year with its warm climate, affordable cost of living, and high quality of life. Though tourist hotspots are a hub for expats and retirees, there are retired non-natives across the country from bustling citi
The Meliá Collection will arrive on the coast of Málaga in 2026.

The Meliá Collection will arrive on the coast of Málaga in 2026

Meliá Hotels International is continuing to strengthen its luxury portfolio, with a particular focus on Spanish destinations. The company has announced the signing of a new hotel located on the coast in the town of Estepona, Málaga, which will operate under The Meliá Collection brand.
Living in Mijas

Living in Mijas: a coastal life framed by mountain beauty

Mijas is a fairytale mix of Mediterranean mountains dotted with whitewashed houses and sleek Costa del Sol beach resorts. Living in Mijas gives you the choice to live in the traditional hilltop village of Mijas Pueblo, or along Mijas Costa in popular expat destinations like Cala de Mijas.
Luxury home with sea views

Malaga leads Spain’s luxury market with 30% of listings

The province of Málaga has firmly established itself as the leading hub of Spain’s luxury residential market. According to a recent report by the real estate agency Lucas Fox, the Costa del Sol accounts for 30% of the country’s premium properties, with Mallorca following at 27%.
Living in Costa Brava

Living in Costa Brava: best towns and cost of living

The Costa Brava, situated in the northeastern part of Spain along the Mediterranean coast, is known for its sandy beaches, rocky coves and traditional fishing villages. Living in Costa Blanca has become a popular decision for people seeking a pleasant climate and unspoiled scenery.
Luxury villa in Spain

Over 90% of Spain’s luxury homes bought by foreigners

A recent study by the real estate agency Barnes estimates that 92% of buyers in Spain’s luxury property market are foreign, highlighting the remarkable growth of the country’s prime residential sector.Almost half (49%) of these property investors are from outside the European Union, with the largest
Spain's luxury market

Spain to solidify its leadership in luxury real estate investment in 2025

The Spanish luxury real estate market is establishing itself as one of the most attractive investment destinations on the international stage. This is supported by data, including the positive forecasts from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which has predicted a 2.3% growth for the Spanish economy in 2025.
Saint Patrick's Day in Spain

Celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day in Spain

Saint Patrick’s Day, celebrated annually on 17th March, is a global tribute to Ireland’s patron saint. While traditionally associated with Ireland, this lively celebration has found a home in many countries, including Spain.