Spain luxury real estate

According to a study by luxury real estate agency Barnes, Barcelona ranks 22nd in the Barnes City Index 2025, which lists the top 50 cities preferred by the ultra-wealthy for investment.

Madrid’s Salamanca neighbourhood continues to attract interest from luxury investors. Investment firm Bet Capital has leveraged this trend by closing several off-market transactions in the area.

Purchasing power has varied significantly across luxury housing markets since 2014, with "drastic shifts in purchasing power over the past decade," according to real estate consultancy Knight Frank's latest report, The Wealth Report 2025, on the luxury real estate market.

Engel & Völkers has listed Villa Bellagio, one of Marbella’s most exclusive mansions, for sale at €70 million. Located in the prestigious Sierra Blanca area on the Costa del Sol, the property was designed by renowned Spanish architect Jesús del Valle and earned the Macael Award for Best Design in 2022.

After two years of renovations, the iconic Los Monteros hotel in Marbella has reopened under the Kimpton brand, part of IHG’s luxury portfolio. The revamped property features five restaurants, stylish interiors by El Equipo Creativo and Cristina Carulla, and a full range of wellness and leisure facilities, including a spa, pools, gym, tennis and padel courts, plus areas for yoga and Pilates.

Tucked away in the prestigious enclave of Cortijo Blanco (Marbella), just moments from the golden sands of the Mediterranean, Villa Keeya offers a sublime fusion of minimalist Scandinavian design and calming Japanese aesthetics.

The increase in housing prices in Spain is not only impacting the budgets of domestic buyers but also those of foreign buyers. According to notarial data, foreigners paid a record price for homes in Spain during the second half of 2024, averaging €2,362 per square metre.

Ibiza is widely known for its white-sand beaches, stylish lifestyle, and world-famous nightlife — but beyond the clubs, the island has carved out a reputation as a hub for luxury living. From modern villas with infinity pools to traditional homes nestled in the hills, Ibiza offers a variety of

The province of Málaga has firmly established itself as the leading hub of Spain’s luxury residential market. According to a recent report by the real estate agency Lucas Fox, the Costa del Sol accounts for 30% of the country’s premium properties, with Mallorca following at 27%.

Leading real estate investors, both domestic and international, are redirecting their capital towards Madrid, gradually shifting focus from traditionally established markets such as the Costa del Sol and the Costa Blanca.

Portal del Ángel, Passeig de Gràcia and Rambla de Catalunya continue to lead Barcelona’s high street retail scene, boasting record rental prices and sustained demand.

Rafael Nadal, widely regarded as the greatest Spanish sportsman of all time, brought his illustrious sporting career to a close in Málaga – the very province where he is now launching his latest real estate ventures.

You switch on the television at home, open the Netflix app and choose from the countless reality shows centred around luxury property sales. Chances are, you've come across Million Dollar Beach House, one of the platform’s most popular shows globally.

Spain has plenty to offer both buyers and renters, especially in luxury markets.For those seeking an extraordinary getaway or an extended stay in one of Europe’s most alluring countries, luxury rentals in Spain offer an unrivalled experience. From luxurious villas with a private pool to chic ap

Menorca's farmhouses are a traditional type of housing on the Balearic island.

The Spanish luxury real estate market is establishing itself as one of the most attractive investment destinations on the international stage. This is supported by data, including the positive forecasts from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which has predicted a 2.3% growth for the Spanish economy in 2025.

The iconic Palace Hotel in Madrid has completed its 22-month renovation, which began in June 2023.

A recent study by the real estate agency Barnes estimates that 92% of buyers in Spain’s luxury property market are foreign, highlighting the remarkable growth of the country’s prime residential sector.Almost half (49%) of these property investors are from outside the European Union, with the largest

Discover the pinnacle of modern luxury with this extraordinary villa, located in La Quinta in Benahavís (Marbella). Listed at €14,995,000 on idealista, this stunning residence embodies architectural brilliance, sophistication, and exclusivity.

Spain is a top-tier destination for luxury living, offering a perfect blend of sun, sea, and sophistication.

Spain’s luxury property market is thriving.

Sotogrande, the renowned hub of luxury and sport envisioned by Joseph McMicking six decades ago, has recently been the scene of a significant property transaction. A villa situated in La Reserva, the most exclusive enclave of Sotogrande, has been sold, as reported by idealista/news.

Savills has unveiled its forecasts for the luxury real estate market in 2025, predicting a modest global rise of 1.6% in prime property prices. Dubai is set to lead the surge with an increase of up to 10%, followed by Sydney at 6%. Madrid, Lisbon and Barcelona also rank among the top five cities expected to see the highest growth, with price rises projected between 4% and 6%.

Spain offers a wealth of opportunities in the property market, with a diverse range of styles to suit every budget and an abundance of prime locations to choose from.From expansive coastal villas to elegant city penthouses steeped in history, Spain has established itself as a top destination for lux