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A giant artificial lagoon has appeared in the small town of Torre-Pacheco
Largest Lagoon in Europe Opens in Murcia: Looks Like a Maldives Resort. In Torre-Pacheco, Murcia, a 15,000 m² artificial lagoon—the largest in Europe—has been built. With turquoise water and palm trees, this body of water evokes exotic resorts, yet it’s just 40 minutes from the city of Murcia.
Why Maribel and Vicente Chose a Camper Van Over a Traditional Apartment
Mallorcan Pensioners Gave Up Their Apartment to Live in a Motorhome Across Europe. Maribel and Vicente have been living in a motorhome for five years, saving on housing costs and enjoying the freedom to travel. They share how their lives have changed, what this lifestyle truly costs, and the challenges they face.
New Support Plan: Who Qualifies and What Benefits to Expect
State to grant up to 15,000 euros to young homebuyers in small towns. A large-scale program to support young and vulnerable families with buying and renting housing is launching in Spain. The state and regions will allocate €7 billion for subsidies, renovation, and the construction of affordable housing. Key details in the report.
Valdecarros: a new district focused on affordable housing and urban environment
Madrid Launches Largest Residential Project: 51,000 New Flats and Dedicated Infrastructure. Construction has begun on Valdecarros in the Villa de Vallecas district — the largest residential development in Spain. Tens of thousands of new homes, schools, hospitals, parks, and modern transport links will be built here. Designed for 150,000 residents, the project is set to transform Madrid’s housing market.
What to do if your loan or rental is blocked because of ASNEF
How to Find Out for Free If You Are on the ASNEF List and Quickly Remove Your Data. You can end up on the ASNEF list even because of a small debt, and the consequences can be serious: loan rejection, difficulties with renting, and even issues with service providers. We explain how to check your status in the register for free and what steps to take to remove your information.
Jessica Bueno opens the doors to her new home: how the model builds a family space
Jessica Bueno celebrates a new chapter: the home she chose for herself and her children. Jessica Bueno surprised her fans with the news of buying a spacious home. The model emphasizes that this step is the result of personal effort and her family's support. The new address promises to mark the beginning of a peaceful chapter.
María Jesús Montero discloses four apartments and nearly €100,000 in new declaration
Four Apartments and Almost €100,000: A New Turn in María Jesús Montero’s Life. María Jesús Montero is once again in the spotlight: a recent declaration revealed four apartments in Seville and an almost doubled bank account. A new wave of interest surrounds her personal story and return to Andalusia.
Nuria Marín and Juanlu de Paolis bought their first apartment together ahead of their wedding
Nuria Marín and Juanlu de Paolis: Their First Home Together Before the Wedding. Nuria Marín and Juanlu de Paolis have purchased their first apartment together in Barcelona. The acquisition marks the main event ahead of their eagerly anticipated wedding. The couple openly shares their excitement and discusses their plans for this new chapter.
The law requires installing ramps and elevators for the elderly and people with disabilities
In Spain, Residents Over 70 Can Demand Removal of Steps Without a Vote. In Spain's apartment buildings, it is now prohibited to refuse the installation of a ramp or elevator if a resident over 70 or a person with disabilities lives in the building. The decision is made without a vote, though there is a financial limit for neighbors.
Which tax deductions actually work and where to find them in your tax return
Deductions in Renta-2026: How to Maximize Benefits for Housing, Rent, and Electric Vehicles. In 2026, Spain's tax declaration brings new opportunities for deductions: housing, rent, electric cars, energy efficiency, and donations. We explain who can take advantage of them and how, so you don’t miss out on your money.
Franck Molinos hasn’t paid rent or electricity for seven years — he explains what it means
Spaniard Gives Up Apartment and Lives in a Truck: How It Works in Practice. Frank Molinos swapped his regular apartment for a converted truck and has been living on the road for seven years. He pays nothing for rent or electricity, and spends very little on water. This lifestyle demands discipline, but allows him to save money and break away from routine.
What to do if your building smells like fried sardines or has noisy equipment at night
Neighbors vs. Noise and Odors: How the Law Resolves Domestic Conflicts. Spanish homes often become battlegrounds for disputes over noise, odors, and endless renovations. The law provides residents with tools to defend their rights, but requires a balance between personal habits and respect for neighbors.
Iván González and Teresa Bass unveiled their new home in Madrid and shared details about the move
Ivan Gonzalez and Teresa Bas: A New Chapter and Home in Madrid. Ivan Gonzalez and Teresa Bas have announced the purchase of a home in Madrid. The couple shared the first glimpses of their new life and explained why this step is so special for them. Fans are already discussing the details.
Rocío Camacho and Guillermo Aylón announce home purchase after a year-long search
Rosio Camacho and Guillermo Aylon: A New Chapter After the Wedding and a Lengthy Search. Rosio Camacho and Guillermo Aylon have announced the purchase of a new home after a year of searching. Fans are buzzing about the details of the deal and the changes in the couple's life. The new chapter began with an emotional post on social media.
Lester Duque and Patri Pérez reveal the cost of renovating their house in Lanzarote
Lester Duque and Patri Perez Surprise Fans with Expenses for Their New Life in Lanzarote. Lester Duque and Patri Perez are back together and building a family home in Lanzarote. Their revelations about renovation expenses sparked discussions. The couple shares details of their new life and the unexpected challenges they've faced.
Why rental prices in the capital have become unaffordable for SMI recipients
Madrid Rental Costs Surpass Minimum Wage by Hundreds of Euros. The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Madrid exceeds the minimum wage by €340. The issue of housing affordability is once again at the forefront across Europe. The situation in the Spanish capital reflects a broader trend.
Why Custom Furniture Has Become an Expensive Project
Custom wardrobe prices in Spain have more than doubled. Ordering a custom wardrobe in Spain now means facing a significantly higher budget. Prices have risen from the usual €800 to €1,900 and above. The reasons are increased material costs, greater project complexity, and new design requirements.
Public land and housing in Teruel province available at the June auction
Ministry of Finance auctions 31 lots in Teruel starting at 45.95 euros. A new government auction is launching in Teruel: 31 lots are up for sale, including agricultural plots for less than 50 euros and a city apartment for 116,000 euros. Participation requirements and details of the procedure are covered in this article.
What risks and opportunities have emerged for tenants and property owners
What Has Changed for Tenants After the Repeal of the Rental Extension Decree. With the repeal of the rental extension decree, over a million contracts are now at risk of having their terms renegotiated. For those who managed to apply for an extension in time, the situation remains stable. The rest face a period of uncertainty.
From 2026, buying and renovating property will change due to EU regulations reform
Spain Introduces New Housing Standards: Less Energy, More Control. Starting in 2026, new energy efficiency requirements for housing will take effect in Spain. The changes will affect both new buildings and the existing housing stock. Authorities aim to reduce energy consumption and accelerate the transition to environmentally friendly standards.
Who is eligible for payments and how to apply for municipal support
Applications Open in Rivas-Vaciamadrid for Housing Support up to 500 Euros. Rivas-Vaciamadrid has launched its municipal subsidy program to help residents cover housing costs at their primary place of residence. The scheme targets city residents, with a maximum payment of 500 euros.
What the Court's Decision Means for Owners of Parking Spaces in Apartment Buildings
Spanish Supreme Court Allows Installation of EV Charging Stations Without Neighbors’ Consent. The Spanish Supreme Court has confirmed that installing an electric vehicle charging station in an individual parking space does not require approval from the homeowners’ association. It is sufficient to notify the community and cover all costs independently.
Why transferring an apartment with furnishings can increase your tax bill
Inheritance with Furniture: How a Will’s Wording Raises the Tax. A woman in Madrid faced extra costs when inheriting a furnished apartment. The court confirmed: if the will explicitly mentions household items, the tax base increases by 3%.
Court confirms: Income from apartment sale affects subsidy eligibility
Madrid Resident Required to Return Part of Unemployment Benefit After Selling Property. A woman in Madrid lost part of her unemployment benefit for failing to report the sale of her property. The court upheld SEPE's actions as legal but reduced the repayment amount. The case highlights the importance of promptly declaring income.
Who is eligible for subsidies to renovate their bathroom or kitchen, and under what conditions
Government Launches New Housing Renovation Subsidies Up to €21,400. A new support program has been launched in Spain for homeowners: the government will reimburse part of the renovation costs if the work leads to reduced energy consumption. Subsidies are available through regional governments and are planned for 510,000 properties until mid-2026.
76-year-old Alan French stands up to a massive 2,150-home development
British Farmer Refuses to Leave Home Amid New Housing Development. In Tameside, near Hyde, farmer Alan French has lived on his farm for 17 years. Now, as construction of a large residential complex begins around his home, he has no intention of giving way to developers.
Spaniards No Longer Keep Money in the Bank: What’s Happening to Their Savings
Why Spanish Families Are Massively Changing How They Store Their Money — And What This Could Lead To. Traditional bank accounts in Spain are losing popularity at a rapid pace: families are seeking new ways to protect and grow their savings. What risks and unexpected consequences lie behind this change? A new approach to savings: what Spaniards lose and discover as they turn away from traditional accounts.
Where the green route will appear that will forever change life in Valencia’s neighborhoods
Valencia Changes the Game: How the New Park Will Connect the City and the Sea. Valencia is launching a project that promises not just more green areas, but a true reset of the city's connection to the sea. The new park will unite neighborhoods, open up unexpected routes, and become a key attraction for residents and visitors alike. Where will the green corridor emerge that is set to transform Valencia's districts forever?
Summer Heat and Air Conditioners: Why Installing Them on the Facade Can Be a Problem
Air Conditioner on the Facade: What Spanish Homeowners Risk This Summer. In Spain, the desire to escape the heat can lead to unexpected challenges: installing an air conditioner on the building’s facade requires neighbors’ consent and strict compliance with regulations. What risks and details should you consider to avoid penalties? Air Conditioner on the Facade: What Spanish Homeowners Risk This Summer
In Spain, people are fined for throwing crumbs and dust off balconies
Regular Cleaning, Unexpected Fine: What Risks Do Residents in Spain Face for Throwing Crumbs Out the Window. In Spain, even routine cleaning can turn into trouble: crumbs or dust thrown out the window may trigger complaints, police intervention, and substantial fines. Why does this affect almost everyone—and how can you avoid getting caught out? Fines for crumbs and dust: how a simple household habit can become a problem in Spain
What are the consequences for those who fail to replace gas boilers by 2040
Gas boilers are leaving: how new EU rules will change heating and costs in Spanish homes. In the coming years, traditional heating systems in Spanish homes will be banned: the European Commission is introducing a phased ban on gas and diesel boilers. What risks and opportunities await homeowners and how can you avoid losing money amid these changes? Gas boilers are leaving: how new EU rules will change heating and costs in Spanish homes
Catalonia announces record measures for integration and language support
Salvador Illa emphasized the Catalan language and migrant legalization. President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, made a statement about the importance of the Catalan language and voiced support for large-scale migrant legalization. The authorities promise unprecedented opportunities for language learning and new support measures.
Monica Medina reveals why she decided to speak out about her breakup with Emilio Gutiérrez Caba
Monika Medina Reveals Details of Breakup with Emilio Gutiérrez Caba and the Fight for Housing. For the first time, Monika Medina has spoken in detail about her breakup with Emilio Gutiérrez Caba. Amidst a legal battle over their apartment, she revealed unexpected details about their relationship and personal drama.
Why Young Renters in Spain Risk Losing Housing Assistance in 2026
Thousands of Young Tenants in Spain Lose Benefits: Where Is the Main Catch. In 2026, the government promises up to €6,000 in support for young tenants, but due to complicated rules and lack of information, many are missing their chance to receive this money. How not to miss out and what’s important to know about the Bono Alquiler Joven? Why are young renters in Spain at risk of losing housing support in 2026?
Who Will Find It Easier to Get Housing and Which Plan Details Could Affect Your Budget
Spain's New Housing Plan: What Will Change for Renters and Buyers from 2026. Spain is launching its largest housing reform: new regulations, tighter oversight, and priority support for young families and vulnerable groups. What changes await renters and homebuyers, and where are the main pitfalls hidden? Who will find it easier to access housing, and what details of the plan could impact your budget?
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