Living in Spain

A sizeable amount of property demand in Spain comes from expats who have relocated to the country, and despite uncertainties such as Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic, the expat population in Spain continues to grow and moving to Spain in 2021 continues to be a good idea.

After several months of pandemic, the real estate sector in Spain is gradually recovering its activity, something which has been revealed by the Real Estate Activity Register Index (IRAI) of the Association of Registrars, which shows how during the third quarter of 2020 the indicators related t

A small town in Palencia is looking for a family with children to move to the area, and has already had over 500 applicants from both Spain and abroad. The dilemma of what is known as "la España Vaciada", or 'empty Spain'  is back in the news with a new proposal by local authorit

Spain has become Europe’s leading Golden Visa supplier. Thousands of non-EU nationals, and their families, have attained a coveted Golden Visa since its inception in 2013.

The World Best Cities 2021 ranking, prepared by Resonance Consultancy from a combination of statistical data and reviews generated by users of Google, Facebook or Instagram, places Barcelona and Madrid among the 10 best cities in the world to live and work in.

Quality of life in Spain is a vital factor to consider if you are planning to move to the country. Is Spain a good place to live? Let's see what the Spaniards think.

Barcelona attracts technology lovers.

A recent Parliament session in Spain has amended the 2018-2021 State Housing Plan in order to speed up  the process and increase its coverage to encourage renting and property renovation or refurbishment.

With the end of the Brexit transition period quickly approaching, many Brits are still waiting to see what exactly life after Brexit will look like beyond 31st December 2020.

Thousands of families in Spain and abroad have realised during the coronavirus crisis that their current housing does not meet their needs.

Smart homes are gaining ground in the real estate market in Spain, especially due to the coronavirus lockdown where the nation was forced to spend months at home.

Once again this year, the British magazine Time Out has published its annual ranking of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world. These places, according to the publication, traditionally represent the spirit of big cities: places to eat and have fun, enjoy art and culture, and take in

If you like the sound of living in peace and quiet, far from big cities and without a care in the world, then perhaps a traditional village surrounded by some of Spain's most remote countryside is just what you're looking for.

If you live in Spain or are considering moving, rural Spain may not automatically come to mind as your ideal destination.

All homes in Spain must have home insurance. Home insurance is important to consider if you are buying a property in Spain.

Moving to a new country can be exciting and challenging, and unsurprisingly, Spain is consistently among the top ranked countries in Europe for expats.

The property market in Spain is attracting more and more foreign buyers, even despite the COVID-19 health emergency across Europe and the world.

Renovating a luxury home in Spain is an investment that pays off.

In these challenging financial times, a lifetime loan (LTL) is a life jacket that offers a financial opportunity that not many borrowers are aware of. It is a type of loan available only to resident senior citizens.

Spain is one of the countries preferred by foreigners both for holidays and for buying property.

The British insurance company CIA Landlord has published a report where it analyses the best cities for teleworking for the British, and Spain's capital, Madrid, leads the ranking.

Spain continues to be a favourite destination for expats and foreigners, with an increasing number choosing to buy all over Spain, the most popular destinations for foreigners still being the Spanish “costas” and islands.

The coronavirus pandemic that is affecting countries across the world has caused the paralysis of many economies, with the tourism and hotel sectors among the most affected.

This year, summer is shaping to have more unknowns than ever as the conditions for the opening of the swimming pools or the beaches change depending on the COVID-19 situation in Spain.

With Spain’s four-phase plan to lift the strict coronavirus lockdown well underway, the return to a "new normal" is getting closer with some regions of the country ready to find out what this will look like as soon as the end of June.