Buying property in Spain introduces a set of legal, fiscal, and administrative terms that have no direct equivalent in English. Some of them — like escritura or catastro — appear in almost every transaction. Others, like nuda propiedad or plusval...

Deciding whether to place a Spanish property on the long-term rental market or list it as a short-term holiday let is the most critical decision an investor will make.

For Italian buyers in particular, Spain and Italy are natural points of comparison — two Mediterranean countries with similar climates, comparable culture and cuisine, and a shared appeal as a place to buy a second home or relocate to. But the two ...

The average new mortgage in Spain has broken €178,000 for the first time on record, according to figures published by the National Statistics Institute (INE) on 26 August. It is the clearest sign yet that the cost of buying — and of financin...

Spain's property market has moved quickly over the past couple of years, with national prices rising faster than at almost any point in the past two decades. It is fair to ask whether the classic idea of a Spanish home for under €100,000 still hold...

Spain has a reputation for a relaxed approach to work — long lunches, an easy pace, life prioritised over career. Some of that holds up. Some of it doesn't. The reality of working in a Spanish office is more specific and, in some ways, more demandi...

For decades, international buyers looking at southern Spain have reflexively turned their attention to the Costa del Sol or the Costa Blanca. However, nestled between the heavily developed resorts of Málaga and the arid, striking landscapes of Almer...

Buying property in Spain is straightforward when you know what to check and in what order. Most of the problems buyers run into are avoidable, and nearly all of them stem from assuming the process works the same way it would at home. Here are the six...

Which are the best Spanish beaches to visit this summer? That's a tough question for an undisputed world blue flag leader with an 8,000-kilometre coastline. It also depends upon your preferences: Scenic, quiet, lively, easily accessible. But Spain's ...

Spain offers qualifying new residents a significantly reduced income tax rate for their first six years in the country. Officially known as the Régimen Especial para Trabajadores Desplazados and universally referred to as the Beckham Law â...

Ask anyone who has spent their first August in Spain and you will hear some version of the same story: a shuttered bakery, a bank that closes at two in the afternoon, a handwritten sign reading cerrado por vacaciones taped to a door that was ope...

Spanish property prices rose 15.2% in the year to the second quarter of 2026 — the sharpest annual increase since 2006, the final stretch of the pre-crisis boom, according to valuation firm Tinsa. Prices are now within touching distance of the...

Buying a property in Spain is one thing — understanding what it costs to own one each year is another. Running costs vary depending on where the property is located, whether you are a resident or non-resident, and whether the property is a primary ...

The Costa Blanca and the Costa del Sol together account for more international property purchases than any other region in Spain. Both sit on the Mediterranean, both enjoy more than 300 days of sunshine a year, and both have well-establishe...

The Costa Brava, stretching along the beautiful Girona coastline in Spain, is famed for its rugged cliffs, hidden coves, and spectacular Mediterranean panoramas. If you are searching for Costa Brava properties for sale, waking up to the sound of the ...