La Quinta Grupo Inmobiliario has begun work on El Lago Club at its Real de La Quinta residential complex, located between Marbella and Benahavís. It will be completed in 2025 and will become the largest leisure centre associated with a residential complex on the Costa del Sol.
Villas for sale in Spain can be found in many different locations throughout the country, ranging from coastal areas to rural villages and city communities.
Spain stands out in the latest report published by Knight Frank.
According to 'The Wealth Report', the annual analysis of luxury housing conducted by the consultancy firm, Spain is the second destination in the world that attracts more international capital for prime residential, only beaten by Fra
Calle Serrano in Madrid (€11,400/m2), Paseo de Gracia in Barcelona (€9,915/m2) and the main streets in the centre of San Sebastian, such as Avenida de la Libertad, Calle Hernani or Plaza de Guipúzcoa (€8,040/m2) are some of the most expensive in Spain to buy a house, according to a report by Tecnita
Sol de Mallorca is a small residential area located on the southwest coast of the Spanish island of Mallorca. It is situated between the towns of Magaluf and Santa Ponsa, and is approximately 20 km from the island's capital, Palma de Mallorca.
Ibiza is a real gem surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea and is of course one of Spain's Balearic Islands. The island is known for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, lively nightlife, and picturesque countryside.
Spain has become one of the top choices for high net worth individuals when it comes to buying homes abroad, behind only the United States and the United Kingdom, according to Knight Frank's The Wealth Report. So, where in the world are the wealthy buying homes?
Spain is characterised by its coasts and its islands and in Calvià, Mallorca, this incredible villa stands out for its design, but, above all, for its location.
Construction has begun on one of the most eagerly awaited luxury residential developments in Marbella: the complex of villas designed by the Karl Lagerfeld brand. It is the fashion brand's first project both in Spain and worldwide.
Home purchases in Spain by foreigners have risen sharply in the first half of the year. According to data from notaries, foreigners bought 72,987 homes throughout the country between January and June, which represented 20.3% of the total number of transactions registered in the country as a whole.
If you're thinking of moving to Spain's south coast and you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the Costa del Sol, but don't want to stray too far from all that the beaches of Marbella and what the surrounding area has to offer, this stunning villa is for you.
Each of the 50 Spanish provinces has at least one property for more than one million euros advertised on idealista, the leading real estate marketplace in southern Europe, but the distribution of these properties is not at all consistent.
The most exclusive street in Spain for buying a property is located on the Costa del Sol and covers the entire urbanisation of Coto Zagaleta, in the municipality of Benahavís in Marbella.
At the highest point of the town of Bendinat is the castle of the same name, built in the 19th century by the Marquis of La Romana. Nearby is this incredible finca composed of two large Mediterranean-style villas and a guest house that is for sale on idealista for 12.9 million euros.
If you're looking for all the comforts of a modern and tastefully decorated property in a historic building in a great city, then this is the apartment for you.
You are probably aware of Spain’s Tenancy Act (LAU, in Spanish). You will have likely heard that all long-term rental contracts in Spain are subject to the LAU and must abide by its terms.
But are they really?
One of the most luxurious and impressive mansions in Madrid is on sale for 5.5 million euros at idealista. Located in Las Rozas de Madrid, northwest of the capital, it has more than 1,700 m2 of mansion on a property of 3,300 m2.
Spain has been the place chosen by the US real estate platform Pacaso to expand its business model of co-ownership of luxury homes in Europe, already implemented in California and Florida.
After the impact of the pandemic, the real estate sector in Spain has been recovering positively, with property sales figures higher than pre-pandemic levels.
In this recovery, private buyers and investors interested in luxury properties located in large cities such as Madrid or Barcelona, on the i