Living in Spain

In the age of digitalisation and instant messaging, it is becoming increasingly common for negotiations and agreements to be conducted through electronic channels, such as WhatsApp. Leases are no exception to this trend, with landlords and tenants looking to simplify processes.

Barcelona is a cosmopolitan city, all services are within reach and it is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea. Thanks to all of these factors, many decide to make it their new home, but when moving with children, parents will always question which neighbourhood would be the best to live in. It is important to know each neighbourhood's characteristics before making any final decisions, since each one can be adapted to the preferences and tastes of the little ones. These are the 5 best options if you're considering moving with your family to Barcelona.

Thinking of moving to Spain? If the coast isn't your thing and you're looking for city life, then Spain's capital city, Madrid, is an excellent option.

With the rise of 'okupación' in Spain, property owners and individuals alike are seeking to navigate the legal landscape and social implications of squatting.

Spain is among the EU countries with the biggest population born outside its national borders. According to a Savings Banks Foundation (Funcas) study based on Eurostat data, 17.1% of the population residing in Spain in 2023 was foreign.

Considering a move to Spain? This sun-soaked country offers a rich tapestry of culture, history, and modern living. Yet, like any destination, it comes with its own set of pros and cons that can sway your decision.

Discovering Castellon is entering a province that offers an ideal quality of life, with a perfect balance between peaceful beaches and vibrant city life. Suppose you're considering making Castellon your new home or you're simply interested in learning more about this gem in east Spanish, this article will provide you with valuable information about what it's like to live in Castellon, the best areas to live and the cost of living.

International consulting firm Ipsos delivered a new edition of the "What Worries the World" survey at the end of 2023. Inflation, crime and poverty are the biggest concerns in the 29 countries analysed. On average, 61% of the population surveyed believe their country is heading in the wrong direction, with Spain (65%) slightly above the average.

The challenge of electric mobility finds an obstacle in the impossibility of many households to install an electric charger for their vehicle in a space on their property. More than half of the homes in Spain (55%) do not have a private parking space where they can install an EV charging system, according to an idealista study. The provinces of Malaga and Pontevedra (both with more than 60%) have the biggest residential park with a garage for EV charging points, while Madrid (40%) and Barcelona (30%) remain below the national average.

Understanding the cost of living, the best areas to live and the many benefits of settling in Nerja is essential for those considering this charming corner of the Costa del Sol as their next destination.

Madrid and Barcelona hold their place in the ranking of the 25 cities in the world best prepared to adapt to urban mobility, according to the latest annual report 'Urban Mobility Readiness Index', carried out by the US consulting firm Oliver Wyman in collaboration with the University of Berkeley in

Given the difficulties finding stable and well-paid work, the high cost of housing, and the stress of living in the big city, more and more young (and not so young) people are considering leaving the big urban centres and making a radical change in their lives, moving to one of the many small villag

If you've been looking at the property market for some time and want a first or second home in Spain, you should take the plunge this year. Some factors suggest you should buy a property in 2024.

Where to live in Spain: this is the question on the minds of many expats hoping to move to the country in 2024.

With winter comes a drop in temperature and some Andalusian regions feel the cold, such as La Puebla de los Infantes.

The real per capita income of Spanish households recorded a decline of 2.09% in the third quarter of 2023 compared with the previous three months, a reading well below the 0.2% decrease for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) as a whole, positioning Spain at the head of

Nowadays, video surveillance security cameras with recording or live-view features can be found for next to nothing. This means that people can keep an eye on their homes inexpensively, which is useful whenever away from home.  You're fine to have cameras indoors, but what about outside?

Worried about squatters getting into your vacant home in Spain? Fear no more! Rent out your property and protect your income with tenant default insurance.

Zaragoza is a uniquely charming city, brimming with history, culture and an unrivalled quality of life. Nestled in the heart of Aragon, it offers a blend of tradition and modernity and allows for a quiet life yet full of possibilities.

Choosing where to live is a crucial decision and if you are considering moving to the Basque capital, you must be aware of all the aspects that make Bilbao a unique city. Bilbao has undergone an impressive transformation in recent decades, making it a cultural and economic hub in northern Spain.

The shopping street with the highest rental prices in Spain is Barcelona's Paseo de Gracia, with a prime rent of €3,000/m2 per year (+9%), according to the global report 'Main Streets Across the World' by the real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield.

Salamanca, known as Spain's golden city because of its sandstone architecture, is a destination that attracts students, families and professionals alike. Consider several aspects when deciding to settle in this Castilian city.

Discovering Ordino, one of Andorra's most enchanting corners, is like entering an environment of pristine nature and exceptional quality of life. Ordino has the perfect balance between calm and accessibility.

With the increase in property prices in the cities, buying a property in these areas is complicated and many are forced to buy flats in the outskirts. What do experts think about buying properties and the prices in the outskirts?

The Spanish real estate market is experiencing moderation in the face of uncertainty, adjustments in the global economy and interest rate hikes.  House sale rates are falling sharply across the board in Spain and foreigners are playing a more prominent role in the market.