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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.

Whether you're planning a trip to Spain or even thinking of moving to Spain, there are some faux pas that you need to avoid that will help you fit in like a local and not stand out as a tourist.

The real estate sector continues to be attractive to investors. So much so that it has reached an unprecedented level in history. According to a report published by the consultancy firm CBRE, the sector attracted record investment in Europe in 2021, reaching a volume of 359 billion euros.

Madrid City Council, through the Delegate Housing Department, has decided to make a clear commitment to restoration; to transform and improve the residential fabric of the Spanish capital.

The United Kingdom, Germany, France, the Netherlands and Spain will be the biggest investment destinations in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region over the coming year, in order of volume, according to international real estate consultancy firm Knight Frank. This is one of the conclusio

Valencia is attracting a lot of interest from national and international property investors, as it is a city with more affordable prices than Madrid and Barcelona and will offer more business opportunities in the coming years.

The gross profitability of buying a home to put it on the rental market in Spain has fallen over the last year to 7.1%. In the second quarter of 2020, the return offered stood at 8.2%.

"Is there a beach in Madrid?" is a question that we all know the answer to, with Madrid being possibly the furthest place possible from the beach in Spain.

Real estate investment is beginning to revive in Europe, with a promising outlook for those wishing to invest in property in Spain's capital, Madrid.

The real estate market ensures that foreign investors are continuing to keep Spain within their sight.

The employment specialist website Jobatus has carried out a study that points out the drop in demand for professionals in certain sectors in July compared to the same month in 2018 and 2019.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed life as we know it. On one hand, these times of confinement in Spain have served to show people new needs that are emerging at home and that there are also currently many spaces that do not work or need to be redesigned to adapt them to the new normal.

With the current state of the property market, including certain instability after the coronavirus pandemic in Spain, people are looking for cheaper ways to purchase a house or flat in Spain, especially new constructions with larger surface areas and outdoor space.

Virtual meetings between professionals in the real estate sector have been the order of the day during the coronavirus confinement period.

The unexpected crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain and across the world has put the brakes on the real estate recovery that began in 2014. In the coming quarters the housing market faces a drop in sales, mortgage signing, prices and investment operations.

At the beginning of May, the Spanish government published a set of new measures that are part of a gradual recovery plan to get the country out of the strict lockdown that was put in place in March in a bid to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic throughout the country.

The commercial real estate company, Cushman & Wakefield, has drawn up plans of how offices may look after the coronavirus crisis in Spain and beyond.

The time has once again arrived for taxpayers in Spain to consult their tax data online or on the Agencia Tributaria app run by the Spanish tax office.

The global crisis of the coronavirus pandemic has meant that thousands of employees are working remotely from their homes in Spain.

The real estate business is taking a bit from the health and economic crisis that is affecting the whole world.