New constructions

With the real estate market in Spain seeming to have weathered the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, and investment in property on the rise again, it's no surprise that housing prices are again increasing.

One in four construction companies in Spain has had to stop or delay the execution of some of its works, as a result of the sharp increase in the price of raw materials needed for construction over the last year.

Building your own home is likely the cheapest option in Spain, saving you hundreds of thousands of euros, if not more. Many owners resort to it.

The spectacular Intempo building in Benidorm, the tallest residential construction in Europe, has already sold half of its 256 homes for sale, including the 2 most expensive flats, costing 2 million euros each.

Prefabricated houses have become one of the most attractive options in the residential sector in Spain. Their fast construction, design and price are just some of the advantages that make them so popular. But what do you need to build a prefabricated house in Spain?

Residential projects in Benidorm continue to progress and there are currently a multitude of newly built high-rise properties for sale at prices to suit all budgets: there are cheap properties for sale in Benidorm from 87,000 euros and also super-luxury units, with prices well in excess of 1 mi

Building a custom-built house is a dream that many people who have a plot of land. But when it comes to making the project a reality, there are many issues to take into account.

Have you ever dreamed of living in a skyscraper? Intempo Benidorm is counting down the days to completion. The tallest residential skyscraper Europe will be finished this July, 14 years after construction began.

Industrialisation and prefabricated housing is becoming an increasingly popular option in Spain due to its features and economic price. The short building time is also among the factores that have triggered the demand por prefab homes during the coronavirus crisis.

Prefabricated homes, factory-built houses, modular homes… the vocabulary surrounding this type of construction is very broad and increasing all the time due to the ever greater role they are playing in the real estate market across the world. This type of property is also increasingly popular i

New constructions were one of the biggest surprises in Spain in 2020. Although the arrival of COVID-19 slowed down property sales in Spain and filled the real estate market with uncertainty, new builds were somewhat of an exception and managed to end the year of the pandemic with sustainable de

One of the best ways to buy a cheap house in Spain is to buy an off-plan property. An off-plan property is simply a property that hasn’t been built yet, something that is on the rise in Spain. During the recent coronavirus crisis, the construction sector of new houses in Spain has tak

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.

You may have heard the term ‘snagging’ before and may be wondering what it means. Snagging is an informal expression used within the construction industry which is used to describe the process of defect identification and resolution on buying off-plan properties.

Wooden prefabricated houses are seeing a substantial growth in demand in Spain in a market that is seeking new types of sustainable and efficient housing.

Major developers in Spain such as AEDAS homes, others that only dedicate themselves to the prefab business model such as InHaus, and experts such as José Antonio Tenorio, a Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) scientist at the Eduardo Torroja Institute of Construction Sciences (IETcc),

The president of the Santander bank in Spain, Ana Botín, has announced that the bank is leading a project, together with the construction sector and the ICO ("Instituto de Crédito Oficial", a public bank attached to the Ministry of Economy and Business), to promote access to housing for young people

This property is probably nothing like you've ever seen in Spain before. Located in  Valencia, this housing prototype strives to combine sustainability and a modular system with the classic construction of Catalan vaults.

Torre Caleido, also known as "the 5th tower" is the newest addition to the skyline in Madrid. The impressive tower is due to be finished by the end of 2020 and details are being released of what the building will used for.

The urban development in Madrid known as "Madrid Nuevo Norte", and formerly known as "Operación Chamartín", is one of the most ambitious developments currently planned in Europe. Details of the plan for this new area in Madrid show that it exceeds a surface area of 3,000,000m2, while&nbsp

1. Hire a conveyance lawyer Before paying a reservation deposit to an estate agent or developer (which are normally non-refundable), you should first hire a lawyer specialised in conveyancing.

Prefabricated homes have been fashionable for some years now, at least in Spain. In the last four years, the sale of this type of housing has multiplied by three, which is a remarkable evolution.

Among the many initiatives aimed at preserving and improving the environment, the architecture sector occupies a special place and is very active. That has not always been the case.

Energy efficiency and sustainability are no longer the ugly duckling of the real estate sector, but have now become serious selling points capable of attracting potential buyers. Companies know this, and they talk it up in their promotional material.

If there is one thing that characterises the building tradition in Spain, it is the well-known and much feared cost overruns. Many Spanish people consider it 'normal' that building work ends up going over budget, regardless of what is being built.