Spanish cities

Spain climbed the ranking of the most attractive European countries for investors in 2023, coming in fourth, three places higher than the previous year when it was in seventh position. Spain is only behind the UK, Germany and France.

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.

Spain received a total of 15.6 billion euros in foreign investment during the first half of the year 2022 (between January and June), which represents an increase of 53.4%, with the Community of Madrid being the region that leads in attracting funds from abroad, with 10,9 billion euros invested, 69.

A survey carried out by the Organisation of Consumers and Users in Spain (OCU) among citizens of the 15 largest Spanish cities has put together its very own Spain quality of life index. Among the variables analysed are mobility, public safety, health and education services, pollution, the labou

Spain is one of the best places to study abroad in Europe and many of the most requested universities in the Erasmus programme are in Spain. It’s the country that receives more foreign students than any other, and studying abroad in Spain isn't getting any less popular.

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.

Improved health conditions in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the opening of borders between countries, and the end of confinements and perimeter closures have turned The Economist's ranking of the world's best cities to live in around the world upside down.

If you are one of the many students who will participate in the Erasmus programme in Spain in 2022, or are simply coming to Spain to study or work as a language assistant, for example, it's time to start looking for somewhere to live in Spain.

Working from home rather than commuting to the office began to increase with the pandemic, and now that things are slowly getting back to normal, remote working seems to be here to stay.

Second hand homes are usually cheaper than new ones, but in this special we have selected new build flats from banks starting at 40,000 euros. The advantage of buying a new house is that it does not need refurbished and you can move in straight away.

Foreign demand in the residential market has registered significant growth during the final stretch of last year, according to registrars. In the fourth quarter of 2021, 12.6% of all home purchases in Spain corresponded to foreign citizens.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, the real estate sector has detected some changing trends in the residential market, stemming from a transformation in habits, ways of working and restrictions on citizens' mobility, and even affecting social relationships and leisure.

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

The Spanish real estate market is on the rise. After a tough 2020 marked by the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, the economy picked up again in 2021.

Spain is one of the most popular countries in the world as a destination for expats, for a variety of reasons. But for expats living in Spain there are many different factors that affect where exactly they choose to settle down.

Spain is a diverse country with a large number of foreign-born residents. Expats make up almost 15% of the population, and they come to Spain for a wide variety of reasons, from increased standards of living or decreased cost of living, to the beautiful landscape and weather.

The Spanish and Catalan capitals have managed to rank among the safest cities in the world, according to a study by The Economist. Barcelona came eleventh, while Madrid narrowly missed out on the top 20, coming in twenty-first place.

Spain's two largest cities are attractive for technology businesses. So much so that the latest data from fDi Intelligence, a Financial Times publication, places Madrid and Barcelona among the best cities in Europe for startups and entrepreneurs.

Valencia is attracting a lot of interest from national and international property investors, as it is a city with more affordable prices than Madrid and Barcelona and will offer more business opportunities in the coming years.

The end of Spain's state of emergency has boosted bookings in hotels and tourist accommodation and there is a general upturn in prices in coastal areas.

Vigo is the Spanish city with the best quality of life according to a survey conducted by the Organisation of Consumers and Users (OCU) among the inhabitants of the 15 largest cities in the Spain.

Retirement is an important and long awaited time for the majority of people and a time when many also decide to make the move abroad to enjoy this "golden age" of  life.

Madrid is one of the best cities in the world to raise a family, according to a study by the British insurance company CIA Landlord.

Sometimes you don't need to leave home to travel. Thanks to the magic of the small screen, we can easily transport ourselves to other cities in an instant.

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