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The first homes in Pinares Hills, a luxury development by Cogitari Homes and Homerun Brokers, are now listed on idealista. Located in the exclusive Pinares de San Antón, just 20 minutes from Málaga city centre, the project offers 13 villas ranging from 400 to 900 m². Prices start at €2.7 million and reach nearly €5 million for the most exclusive units.

Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa could lure remote workers frustrated by the Iran‑UAE conflict, offering residency with appealing tax terms under Spain’s favourable regime. As instability around Iran shakes confidence in Dubai, some professionals are exploring relocation to Spain for work flexibility and reduced taxation.

Lithuanian investment management company Reverest Fund Management has announced its first project in Spain. It is a luxury residential complex of 54 flats to be built on the Costa del Sol, in La Cala de Mijas (Málaga), where it plans to invest €40 million.

Is Marbella still a smart investment in 2026?

Many still assume Spain is broadly affordable, yet there are several surprisingly expensive cities in Spain where prices rival those in the capital.

Retiring to Spain remains one of the most popular choices for British expats.

If you’re eyeing up the best Easter breaks in Spain, you’re looking at one of the most atmospheric times to be here.

Spain is moving beyond the holiday-home model and towards a more stable residential tourism sector. In 2025, more foreign buyers chose the country as a place to live for much of the year, investing more, often purchasing without financing, and helping to reduce seasonality. This shift is reinforcing Spain’s position as one of Europe’s most attractive destinations for long-term residential living.

The Dutch presence in Spain’s housing market has shifted from a niche to a firmly established trend. People from the Netherlands are now a significant force among foreign buyers and tenants in Spain.

High-end agency, The Agency Marbella, forecasts further price growth in this prime area of Málaga, driven by strong international demand and a structural shortage of well-located homes. Marbella remains the most dynamic market and will continue to attract high-net-worth buyers thanks to its climate, lifestyle and security. In the town, properties could rise by between 7% and 8% this year.

Spain consistently ranks as one of Europe’s most popular retirement destinations. Warm weather, strong healthcare, walkable towns and comparatively affordable property all make it an attractive choice for international buyers.Yet searches for “the worst places to retire in Spain” continue to rise.

For years, buying a holiday home has been a rigid, hard-to-reverse decision. Co-ownership is now changing this, bringing real liquidity to a traditionally inflexible market. In Spain, Vivla is driving this shift as it expands into new tourist destinations.

Spain continues to captivate foreign buyers seeking exclusive properties, particularly large homes with five or more bedrooms.

British buyers have reclaimed the top spot among international property purchasers in Spain, with golf homes in Andalusia emerging as one of the strongest lifestyle-driven trends of 2026.According to the latest data from the Spanish Registrars (Registradores de España), UK nationals accounted for 7.

Spain remains one of Europe’s most attractive property markets, drawing international buyers seeking sunshine, lifestyle, and strong investment potential.

Spain’s coastline is vast, stretching from the Atlantic north down to Andalucía and across to the Mediterranean and islands. A decade ago, finding cheap houses for sale in Spain near the beach felt relatively straightforward in several regions.

Foreign interest has long shaped Spain’s seaside property market, but fresh idealista data from late 2025 shows more precisely where that attention is concentrated – and how international some coastal provinces have become.

Foreign buyers have been a driving force in Spain’s coastal housing market for years, but fresh idealista data from late 2025 shows in detail who is looking, where, and how international some stretches of coastline have become.How much foreign interest is there in Spanish coastal property?Which nati

Estepona is establishing itself as a premier destination for luxury property on the Costa del Sol, with new-build prices now reaching €7,000 per square metre. Part of the celebrated Golden Triangle, alongside Marbella and Benahavís, Estepona’s allure stems from a combination of substantial private and public investment in recent years—a trend set to continue throughout 2026.

There’s still property in Spain under €50,000, but it tends to sit well away from glossy coastlines and Instagram hotspots.