Spanish Costas

Torrevieja's Mediterranean climate and extensive beaches attract both permanent residents and tourists, making it a prime location for property sales. Selling a house here presents a great opportunity, thanks to its popularity and the high demand for coastal real estate.

Nerja, nestled on the eastern coast of Málaga province, is a Mediterranean gem that captivates visitors with its harmonious blend of history and natural beauty. Boasting a mild climate and stunning sea views year-round, it is an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and adventure.

Andalusia is set to introduce a new Housing Law in 2025, as announced by Juanma Moreno, president of the Junta, during his speech at the 4th National Housing Congress of the APCE in Malaga.

The flexible accommodation sector welcomes a new addition: a coliving space launched by the Muppy platform in the heart of Malaga. Situated on the iconic Calle San Juan, just steps away from Plaza de la Constitución, the building features seven floors and spans 1,500 m², housing 36 flats priced bet

More flexible living in Spain, but this time in luxury. Nikki Living, a premium residential project by RGZ Developers, embraces the growing "flex living" trend on the Costa del Sol.

Estepona (Malaga) has become one of the top destinations for both Spanish and international property investors.

Simplicity in modern architecture has evolved, highlighting functionality, pure forms, and a seamless connection with the environment. This minimalist approach removes the superfluous while emphasising the essence of space and the interaction between materials and light.

Renowned fashion designers are branching out into real estate, and Versace is no exception. The Italian brand has partnered with RGZ Developers to introduce an exclusive luxury villa development in Marbella.

Torremolinos, a city of nearly 70,000 in the heart of the Costa del Sol, is an excellent place to live, thanks to its ideal climate, vibrant atmosphere, and rich cultural and culinary offerings. If you’re considering moving to one of the many neighbourhoods near Málaga, it’s important to understand

Many people consider building a house by the beach to be part of an idyllic dream. Waking up each day to the sound of the sea seems almost too good to be true, doesn't it? However, the costs associated with this can vary significantly depending on several factors.

Benidorm Beach, a 126-metre high, 36-storey residential building, has been named the best residential development in Europe for 2024 by the jury of experts at the International Property Awards. The project, promoted by the Alicante-based real estate developer Alibuilding and designed by Chamizo Arquitectos, has won awards in the High-Rise Residential Building and Best Residential Flat Design categories.

An increasing number of foreign visitors are choosing to rent holiday homes over hotels, drawn by the greater freedom, privacy, and flexibility. This trend has now extended to the renowned Golden Triangle on the Costa del Sol, formed by Marbella, Estepona and Benahavis, where the real estate agency Pure Living Properties states that luxury holiday rentals have increased by 30% between January and August. In this period, it has recorded more reservations than in all of 2023, while the average length of stay has tripled, reaching 18 days.

Buying a house on the beach is a dream for many. Coastal properties in Spain attract both local and international buyers, whether for a primary residence, a second home or as a rental investment. Before purchasing a seaside property, it's important to consider a few key factors.

The consultancy Gloval has presented the "VIII Barometer of the Residential Market of Andalusia". The report highlights that at the end of the second quarter of 2024, Cadiz and Malaga stood out with the highest housing prices, reaching €2,684/m² and €2,681/m², respectively. Other capitals show the following prices per m²: Seville (€2,176/m²), Granada (€1,988/m²), Cordoba (€1,458/m²), Almeria (€1,374/m²), Huelva (€1,287/m²) and Jaen (€1,176/m²).

The Alicante College of Technical Architecture (COATA) has reported the start of 2,689 homes in Q2 this year, thus becoming the second-highest number in the last 15 years, and only surpassed by Q2 2023, with 3,001 licences for new builds. Carlos Casas, president of COATA, has assured that "we are facing an exceptional quarter, it shows a very high volume of activity, and yet, it continues to reflect a decrease in it when compared to the previous year."

The Balearic Islands top the price ranking with dream properties from €3 million. Murcia is the most affordable region for home buyers on the Spanish coast, from €38,000, followed by Almeria starting at €65,000, according to the latest report from the consulting firm Activum.

The Cabo de Gata-Nijar Natural Park is a true gem in Almeria, where history, culture, and cinematic landscapes come together to offer an extraordinary experience. This distinctive part of Spain's southeast coast boasts unspoilt beaches, striking geological formations, and rich biodiversity, making

A wide variety of landscapes can be found in the province of Almeria.

Tarragona province is one of Catalonia's main tourist destinations.

Nestled in the prestigious area of Sotogrande Alto, this exceptional villa offers a unique blend of contemporary design and the tranquillity of nature.

The developer Culmia has presented its report 'Access to Housing: Andalusia Objective'. The report highlights an urgent need for affordable housing, the investment figure over a 20-year time horizon stands at 1,248 million euros to develop 43,600 affordable homes in all the provincial capitals.

Campello must be present in any list of beautiful towns on the Costa Blanca, a fishing village located 13km from the city of Alicante and 30km form Benidorm.

Despite its compact size, there are a large number of places to spend the summer in the Region of Murcia.

Living in Huelva, a city in southwest Spain known for its history, vibrant culture and stunning scenery, has its challenging pros and cons. In this article, we'll explore the best areas to move to, whether you're considering it for work, study or simply a change of scenery. From its pleasant climate to its employment opportunities and cultural and leisure offerings, there are many positive aspects of living in Huelva.

Nestled along the picturesque northeastern coast of Spain in the Catalonia region, Costa Brava is emerging as a coveted destination for foreigners seeking luxury real estate.