Buying property in Spain

Taylor Wimpey España is putting the spotlight on completed, key‑ready homes across some of Spain’s best‑known coastal areas.

Demand for homeownership continues to focus on Spain’s provincial capitals, where housing supply is highest. According to an idealista study, Madrid leads the ranking of places with the greatest demand pressure in the first quarter of the year, followed by Zaragoza and Valencia. Hospitalet de Llobregat and Valladolid are gaining ground, overtaking Barcelona and Vitoria thanks to more affordable average prices. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Seville and A Coruña complete the top ten.

When it comes to who can buy property in Spain, there are no restrictions on interested foreigners.

Searching for cheap sea view property for sale in Spain? As the spring market gains pace and buyers turn their attention to the warmer months ahead, demand for properties for sale with sea views in Spain is on the rise.

Before you start house-hunting in earnest, it’s important that you know what you’re letting yourself in for financially.

Thinking about owning a home in Spain, moving with your family or planning a long retirement on the Costa del Sol?

Interest in prefab homes in Spain has grown steadily over the past few years, driven by rising construction costs, labour shortages and a push for more energy‑efficient housing.But the choice between a modular home vs traditional construction isn’t just about price.

Thinking about living in Spain, buying a home here or retiring on the Costa del Sol?

If you’re buying property in Spain from abroad, it’s easy to fixate on the asking price, notary fees and taxes.

Spring is upon us, and with it comes the best sales season. With this in mind, we’ve published a short article supplying a few basic pointers - by no means exhaustive - that buyers should be mindful of.

Foreign interest in buying property in Spain remains strong, even as the market shifts into a calmer phase after the post-pandemic surge. New data from Spain’s notaries for the second half of 2025 show that international buyers are still paying a clear premium per square metre compared with loc

Prefabricated homes are gaining ground in Spain as a cost-effective alternative to traditional housing – with models like the VERA S offering 132 m² across two floors and four bedrooms for just €35,995, appealing to families seeking space and value.

Spanish homebuilder launched 12 new developments in 2025 and completed 494 homesThe average sale price was €455,000Looking ahead, homes next to golf courses dominate demandLeading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España has published its 2025 figures, revealing the firm completed 494 new homes dur

Moving to Spain sounds romantic until you’re knee‑deep in paperwork and trying to open a bank account without the right number. A proper moving to Spain checklist makes the whole process far less stressful.These are the essentials you’ll actually need to sort out when relocating to Spain.1.

Barcelona is no longer just expensive; it’s edging into capital-city territory.

Problems with the train system are pushing people to alternative transport and affecting the housing market. Experts warn that poor mobility infrastructure worsens the housing shortage, especially in cities and metropolitan areas, limiting buying options for the middle class and deepening the supply and demand imbalance in well-connected areas.

Properties for sale in Spain with gardens continue to capture the imagination of buyers seeking the perfect balance between indoor comfort and outdoor living. As spring brings longer days and warmer sunshine, there’s no better time to explore homes that truly embrace the Mediterranean lifestyle.

If you’re researching the best places to live on the Costa del Sol, you’re not alone.

In recent years, as occupied properties have increased in Spain, a curious trend has emerged – more people are buying homes with squatters, drawn by their below-market prices. But is it really a good idea?

Madrid and Barcelona have drifted well past the point where €200,000 secures a comfortable, centrally located flat.

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

The gap between Spain’s biggest cities and their surrounding towns has become impossible to ignore.

Spain’s property market isn’t just about rising prices. In several cities, the real story in late 2025 was how many buyers were chasing each available home.

Discover an exclusive collection of luxury villas for sale in Spain, each offering a private pool, exceptional design, and premium locations.

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.