Purchase property

Looking for Spanish bank repossessions for sale? Bank-owned homes can appear at lower asking prices than comparable local properties, particularly where a lender or its sales agent wants to dispose of stock.

The average UK property price reached £298,468 in August, according to Lloyds. Using the exchange rate supplied by XE, that equates to roughly €348,137.In La Mata, on the Costa Blanca, Taylor Wimpey España is marketing a two-bedroom new-build apartment in Torrevieja from €330,000.

The orientation of a house matters more than it may seem. It can help reduce electricity bills by affecting not only the amount of natural light a home receives, but also indoor comfort, energy use and, ultimately, quality of life.So, is there one best house orientation?

Foreigners accounted for a record 15.98% of homes purchased in Spain between April and June 2026, buying more than 26,800 properties even as the country’s overall sales market contracted.The share was the highest recorded by Spain’s College of Registrars, which said foreign demand increased both in

The Property Transfer Tax (Impuesto de Transmisiones Patrimoniales, or ITP) is the main tax payable when buying a second-hand property in Spain.

If you’re looking at the cheapest property in Spain in 2026, there are still municipalities where prices sit below €500 per m².

Taylor Wimpey España says its Sunny Golf development in Estepona and Es Voltor scheme in Esporles, Mallorca, are each down to their final two homes following demand from Spanish, British and other international buyers.The developer said the remaining properties at both schemes are key-ready, meaning

Spain’s property market often brings to mind rising prices in Madrid, Barcelona or along the Costa del Sol.

In recent years, purchasing exclusive properties has become an increasingly widespread choice among those who wish to safeguard their capital over the long term. Investing in luxury real estate provides financial stability, tends to act as a hedge against inflation and can generate potentially high returns.

Taxes in Spain differ depending on whether you are buying a new-build (from a developer) or resale property (second-hand property or reventa, in Spanish). In addition to the above, taxes are not uniform in Spain.

Last July 2025, we published this article: Property prices in Spain reached all-time highs. Can they continue to rise?We got a lot of flak because in it we claimed we were in a new property bubble.

More homeowners in Spain are trimming their asking prices in 2026, offering would‑be residents, first-time buyers and second‑home hunters a bit more room to negotiate. New data from property portal idealista shows that sellers in key cities such as Barcelona, Madrid, Alicante, and Valencia are

Spain’s property market in 2026 isn’t moving in a single direction. According to the latest analysis by idealista/data, some cities are seeing homes snapped up within days. In others, activity remains high, but the pace of growth has started to level off.

In the first quarter of 2026, 13% of homes sold in Spain were on the market for less than seven days. In plain terms, that’s roughly 1 in 8 properties selling within a week.This type of transaction is often referred to locally as a venta exprés, meaning an “express sale”.

Buying in Spain can feel deceptively straightforward. You find a place you love, agree on a price, sign a few documents at the notary and pick up the keys.

For years, Torremolinos was known for package tourism and 70s apartment blocks rather than high-end residential living.

As spring reaches its peak, it's an excellent moment to find your ideal home in Spain at a more attractive price.

Buying a home in Spain looks deceptively simple: agree a price, sign a few papers, and collect the keys.

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?

Foreign demand for homes in Spain remained strong in 2025. In fact, foreigners purchased 97,500 properties across the country, the highest figure ever recorded by the Property Registrars, although their market share decreased slightly to 13.82% of all annual transactions. However, in seven provinces, foreign buyers are more apparent, exceeding 20% of all transactions, with Alicante, Málaga and Santa Cruz de Tenerife leading the way. British buyers remained the primary source of foreign purchases, followed by Germans, Dutch and Moroccans.

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.

For many, renting can feel like paying for a home without ever owning it. Buying is the alternative, but it comes with a significant financial commitment—especially with mortgage interest rates still relatively high.

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