Real estate investment

The purchase of second homes by foreigners, particularly along the Mediterranean coast, continues to rise, with a significant number of buyers choosing Catalonia for its prime location.

Real estate investment in Europe could reach €214 billion in 2025, marking a 23% increase compared to the previous year, according to forecasts by real estate consultancy Savills.

The President of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, has proposed a tax increase of up to 100% of the property's value for non-EU buyers who are not residents of Spain.In response to this proposal, the American real estate network Keller Williams anticipates a 6% decline in property sales along the Spanish coast,

Finding the perfect home in Spain can be a challenging task, but instead of settling for a finished and furnished property, why not consider buying one in need of renovation?

Spain’s real estate market is transforming, driven by the rapid growth of the "living" sector – a trend that includes models such as build-to-rent (BTR), flex living, coliving and senior living. According to a recent report by Tecnitasa, investment in this segment has reached record levels.

Madrid is ranked as the second most attractive European city for real estate investment, according to a report by PwC and the Urban Land Institute (ULI).

Spain has long been a favourite destination for foreigners and expats seeking sunshine, culture, and a laid-back lifestyle. Its vibrant cities, picturesque countryside, and stunning coastline offer something for everyone. But what makes owning a luxury villa in Spain such a wise choice?

Spain's luxury residential market continues to set trends, positioning itself as one of Europe's most attractive investment destinations, according to Lucas Fox's  2024 Spanish Real Estate Market Report.

With winter approaching, Spain is the perfect escape, offering sunny days and mild temperatures even during the colder months. Along the sun-drenched shores of the Costa del Sol, stylish coastal retreats await with irresistible discounts on apartments and villas.

Real estate investment in Barcelona has shown signs of recovery during 2024, reaching a volume of €1.5 billion between January and September, according to data from CBRE, one of the leading real estate consulting and services firms globally. This figure represents a growth of 12% compared to the same period in 2023, although it is still 12% below the last decade's average.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought an unprecedented transformation in the working and living habits of millions worldwide. The adoption of remote working and the freedom to detach from physical offices opened new opportunities for those seeking a higher quality of life.

Spain is one of the most attractive real estate markets in Europe, with significant growth potential, making it a top priority for investors, according to global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield.Their analysis indicates that 84% of prime assets in the office, retail and logistics se

ING is upping its stakes in the real estate sector in view of its imminent recovery.  According to a recent study by the Dutch bank on real estate, "the sector is on track for further recovery", driven by factors such as anticipated interest rate cuts in the eurozone and a stabilisation in pro

Spain is one of the countries that attracts the most foreign direct investment.

If you're tired of your home and considering a move, selling might seem like the only option.

Alicante is on the rise in Spain’s luxury real estate market. We're looking at how Alicante is positioning itself as a key player in the luxury real estate market in Spain, as this phenomenon is driven by a combination of factors that have made Alicante an attractive destination for affluent buyers, both nationally and internationally.

Purchasing property in Spain is a dream for many, but the process can be lengthy and costly.

The global real estate sector is facing challenges such as central bank policies affecting lending, geopolitical issues and investment pressures against climate change, all influencing prices across various segments.

Electrification is reaching all buildings, both refurbished and newly constructed, helping to decarbonise the building stock, thereby promoting energy savings and reducing environmental impact. Terrassa Haus in Terrassa, Barcelona, is a fully electric building consisting of 14 homes and two commerc

Nestled along the sun-kissed shores of the Costa del Sol, Marbella continues to enchant and entice with its allure of luxury living and investment opportunities. As 2024 is well underway, the real estate landscape in Marbella paints a picture of resilience, innovation, and unmatched potential.

Spain has experienced remarkable growth in its luxury real estate market, attracting affluent investors and buyers worldwide.

The "quiet luxury" trend is redefining luxury homes in Spain, offering a serene escape from the ordinary. This burgeoning movement prioritises elegance, quality, and discretion over ostentation, creating spaces that soothe the senses and nurture the soul.

Galicia's favourable weather conditions, with mild winters and balmy summers, are driving a growing demand for property in the region. According to luxury real estate specialist Lucas Fox, this trend is reflected in international, national and local buyers. Areas of greatest interest are in the south of the region, especially around Pontevedra and Vigo, known as the Rías Baixas.

The company specialised in asset management and financial advice predicts normality in asset valuations and a general increase in rental profitability, in the midst of a change in the interest rate cycle. According to Abante, the "new rate scenario that allows a return to historical average returns on rental investment, moving away from the ridiculously low returns of recent years", which offers investment opportunities.

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.