The Canary Islands

Properties on the Canary Islands have reached an all-time high. According to the latest idealista report, the average price soared to €2,865 per square metre in January 2025 – the most recent data available.

La Palma, known as "la isla bonita" or beautiful island, captivates visitors with its natural beauty and cultural richness.

El Hierro, the smallest of the Canary Islands, is a destination that delights with its diverse landscapes and cultural richness. Despite its size, the island offers a range of unique experiences, thanks to its subtropical climate, which makes it an ideal choice at any time of year.

Jandía Natural Park is one of the most iconic natural spaces in the Canary Islands, situated at the southern tip of Fuerteventura.Declared a natural park in 1987, it features a striking desert landscape and boasts a rich and unique biodiversity.

Situated east of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote surprises visitors with its distinctive volcanic beauty and rich cultural heritage.Boasting almost otherworldly landscapes, the "Island of Fire" features stunning beaches and remarkable geological formations.

The reopening date for Spain's first large luxury hotel has been set.

The Canary Islands Minister of Public Works, Transport and Housing, Pablo Rodríguez, announced on Tuesday that his government has tasked the Canary Islands office in Brussels with preparing a "work agenda" to explore the feasibility of restricting property purchases by foreigners within the European

Puerto de la Cruz, situated in the north of Tenerife, is one of the most enchanting tourist destinations on the island and across the Canary Islands. This picturesque haven offers a distinctive blend of history, culture and natural beauty, making it the perfect place to explore during your holiday.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a city that has it all – history, culture, nature and gastronomy.

When you think of Spanish islands, the popular Canary and Balearic favourites spring to mind; Tenerife, Lanzarote, Mallorca, Menorca and others traditionally attract tourists and expats from around the world to enjoy their beautiful coastline and nightlife.

Within a small territory, the island of Tenerife has a wide variety of landscapes and temperatures, making it ideal for many during summer, as it offers a wide range of activities and options. Both the island's south and north, with their very different climates and vegetation, are worth visiting f

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.

Discover the best destinations in Spain for a refreshing summer escape, where the beauty of nature meets rich cultural experiences without the scorching heat.

Perched majestically in Caldera del Rey (Adeje) on the Island of Tenerife, this luxurious estate is a gem of the Canary Islands real estate market.

The financial institution's research service has revised upward the growth estimates in 2024 in all the autonomous communities, except in the Basque Country, which remains stable. According to BBVA Research, seven regions will grow above what is estimated for the country as a whole (2.5%), with the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands and Madrid, followed by Navarra, Aragon, Castile and Leon and Catalonia.

Property transactions tend to rise during summer, according to the experts consulted, which is why a slight increase in prices is also predicted. Prices have generally increased so far this year, but only moderately, by between 1% and 2%, a figure lower than inflation, which is expected to remain above 3%. According to Alfa Inmobiliaria, new builds could experience a greater increase in price due to their scarcity and more modern construction standards, which justify a higher price.

The Canary Islands Government is considering requesting a restriction on the purchase of homes by foreign capital on the islands. This is the result of the demographic saturation in tourist areas and the lack of housing stock for Canary Islanders. There are other EU areas that have these limitations, but their regulation is prior to joining the European Union. Is this measure feasible in Spain? What does the legislation say? What consequences could this measure have for the real estate sector?

The island of Lanzarote emerges from the Atlantic Ocean as a unique enclave, a land of contrasts where volcanic nature combines with serene beaches and an excellent climate. Deciding to live on Lanzarote is opting for a particular lifestyle, in which the environment's calm and beauty play a leading role.

The general "Tinsa IMIE General and Large Markets" statistics index for April reflects a year-on-year increase of 3.2%. Still, this increase is more than doubled in the "Mediterranean Coast" (+6.8%) and almost tripled on the "Islands" (+9%). The monthly rate (April vs.

Spain received more than 16.1 million international tourists in the first quarter of the year, which is 17.7% more than the same period in 2023, according to National Institute of Statistics (INE) data. Tourists spent €21.948 billion between January and March, 27.2% more, ending the first quarter of the year as a "historic" period for tourism, according to the government. Specifically, each tourist spent an average of €1,363 in March during a stay of an average of 7.6 days. The Canary Islands accounted for 26.7% of the total until March, where the British, Germans and French stood out.

More than 57,200 people attended last Saturday's protests in the islands against the tourism model under the slogan ‘Canarias tiene un límite’ (‘The Canary Islands have a limit’). According to data from the Government Delegation in the Canary Islands provided to the Europa Press agency, the largest

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The developer sold more than 600 homes to international clients last year, 13% more than the year before. Although the Costa del Sol and Levante are the most in-demand areas with the most transactions, Aedas assures that Tenerife South has made its way as a new on-trend residential destination for foreign buyers, after capturing 6.4% of its operations. It is the fifth most prominent location, behind Malaga, Alicante, Valencia and Madrid.

When buying a home, many factors are considered before deciding on a location, but generally quality of life and weather conditions are valued. In this sense, the Canary Islands would be the best-valued in Spain, followed by the Balearic Islands, according to the Spain Happy Index, prepared by Sonneil, the Spanish technology marketer specialising in second-hand home sales.

The Mallorcan hotel lashes out against the Ministry of Ecological Transition for deciding to expire the Oliva Beach hotel's concession in Fuerteventura to occupy and use of a public maritime-terrestrial domain and order its demolition. The company states it is an "arbitrary and unjustified" action and confirms it will defend its legitimate rights against what it considers "a hostile strategy by this central government department." It also warns of the potential economic and social damage that the closure would cause for the island, affirming that it has the support of local social agents.