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Spain is a land of contrasts, from rugged mountains to idyllic beaches.

In one of Málaga’s most talked-about residential developments, the renowned Térmica Beach, a nearly 500 m² flat has just come onto the market for almost €5 million, according to its listing on idealista. This new luxury residential icon is set on the beachfront and is designed to become a benchmark for premium urban development on the Costa del Sol, helping to shape the city’s emerging “golden mile.”

British buyers are already shaping Spain’s property market for 2026, and the data points to a very clear favourite: newly built three-bedroom penthouses on the Costa del Sol.Recent figures from Spain’s national property registrar, the Colegio de Registradores, reveal a sharp shift towards new homes.

2026 is shaping up to be one of those summers where Spain’s nightscape properly comes into its own. The Perseid meteor shower in Spain lands in the middle of warm August nights, village fiestas and late‑night terraces.

When buying property in Spain, especially if you’re an international buyer, you may come across the term “notary”. But what exactly does a notary do, and why are they so important in Spanish real estate transactions?

Spain is a young democracy located at the heart of Western Europe.

In today’s post, we review two different annual reports which study and elaborate rankings on the best countries and cities for digital nomads.

Meliá Hotels International has announced that the Holiday World Resort complex will soon join its portfolio.

Over the past decade, the Costa del Sol has firmly established itself as one of the world’s most coveted residential destinations.

Developer Aedas Homes has launched Císter Place, a luxury residential complex in central Málaga, adjacent to the Cathedral. The development offers 16 premium flats, priced from €574,000, as listed on idealista. Ready for immediate occupancy, the homes range from 70 m² to nearly 200 m², with one to three bedrooms. Each includes two parking spaces, and half feature a terrace.

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.

The Costa del Sol has reaffirmed its position as one of Europe’s most dynamic residential markets, now boasting more than 1,200 branded residences – 62% of all such properties in Spain, according to industry data.

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.

Brosh has completed the urban transformation of the Camino Cortes Sur sector, a 127,000-square-metre area in Estepona with capacity for 320 homes. After investing €20 million in the transformation and urban planning of the area, the developer, which leads the Compensation Board, has prepared the land for the development of new mid-to-high-end and high-end residential projects, as reported by idealista/news.

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.