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Energy efficient homes in Spain

Experts say Spain must rehabilitate more than 80% of its housing stock

The new European Directive on Energy Performance in Buildings (EPBD) calls on EU member states to reform their entire property stock by 2050, by which time all buildings must be zero-emission and comply with climate neutrality.Spain presents a unique challenge, as more than 80% of its housing stock
Coliving by Muppy in Malaga

New coliving opens in central Malaga with studios from €1,000/month

The flexible accommodation sector welcomes a new addition: a coliving space launched by the Muppy platform in the heart of Malaga. Situated on the iconic Calle San Juan, just steps away from Plaza de la Constitución, the building features seven floors and spans 1,500 m², housing 36 flats priced bet
Valencia, Spain

Valencia and Malaga named top business destinations in Spain

Valencia and Malaga have been recognised as Spain’s top business destinations, surpassing traditional hubs like Madrid and Barcelona. Previously, Spain’s two largest cities dominated the corporate meetings and events sector, according to Consultia Business Travel, a Spanish company specialising in comprehensive business travel management and consultancy.
Hotel investment in Spain reaches 1,393 million until June, with 53% of the volume in the urban segment.

Hotel investment in Spain totals €1.393 billion until June 2024

Hotel investment reached €1.393 billion in the first half of the year, keeping in line with the figures for the same period in 2023, according to the Hotel Investment in Spain report prepared by Colliers. In the first half of 2024, a total of 8,350 rooms have been traded in 71 deals, with 53% of the volume going to the urban segment, which breaks with the trend of the last five years.
Benidorm

Abante: "There is a clear real estate investment opportunity in Spain"

The company specialised in asset management and financial advice predicts normality in asset valuations and a general increase in rental profitability, in the midst of a change in the interest rate cycle. According to Abante, the "new rate scenario that allows a return to historical average returns on rental investment, moving away from the ridiculously low returns of recent years", which offers investment opportunities.
Madrid

Selling a flat in Barcelona takes twice as long as in Madrid

The average time to sell a home in Spain is six months, compared to five months two years ago, according to Alfa Inmobiliaria. However, the time differences between some cities and others are important. For example, currently, the estimated time to sell a home in cities such as Madrid, Malaga, Valencia or Alicante is around two months. On the other hand, Barcelona shows a different trend.