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Seville real estate prices soar — which neighborhoods are growing fastest

Housing Prices in Seville Hit All-Time Highs What’s Happening in the Real Estate Market. Seville surprises again as housing costs soar to new records Prices are rising and the gap between neighborhoods is wider than ever Who benefits from this real estate boom Why is demand holding strong despite record prices Find the answers in our article

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What property owners in Spain really pay the government – key nuances you didn't expect

What Taxes Await Property Sellers in Spain in 2026. Selling a property in Spain can be thrilling, but it also comes with tax hurdles. Which taxes should sellers prepare for? Why can even a financial loss mean tax obligations? Find out how to avoid the taxman’s traps and what’s new in 2026

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Why the True Cost of Freedom Is Sparking Heated Debates in Spain

How to Divide Shared Property in Spain After Divorce or Inheritance in 2026. Dividing jointly owned property in Spain is not for the faint-hearted. Why do neighbors become rivals and siblings turn into competitors? What pitfalls await when splitting a flat after divorce or inheritance? Find out how to keep your assets safe and avoid tax traps

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Girona court's shocking decision leaves apartment owners on edge

When Neighbors Can Demand Removal of Glazing in an Inner Courtyard in Spain. An owner enclosed their courtyard, but neighbors refused to tolerate violations. Years later, the court intervened. Why does a permit not always offer protection? How can a single document become a headache for everyone? Don’t rush into building without paying attention to the details

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How will 2026 change life for tenants and property owners

Spanish authorities introduce new rental rules and promise tax incentives for landlords. Spain revamps its housing rental regulations, cracking down on speculation. Authorities promise tax breaks and price controls. The new laws will affect millions of households.

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No hot water in your apartment Find out who is responsible

What to Do If Your Landlord Refuses to Replace a Broken Gas Water Heater in Spain. In Spain, tenants often face landlords who refuse to fix major issues. The law protects renters, but not everyone knows their rights or next steps. Why is ignoring a faulty water heater dangerous? What actions can force a repair? Find out how to keep your home safe and protect your rights

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What made a Russian couple spend €4 million on a fairytale castle with no modern comforts

Butron Castle in the Basque Country mysterious neo-Gothic fortress closed to visitors. An extraordinary castle stands in the Basque Country—so picturesque it could be a movie set. The fortress is recognized as one of the most beautiful in Europe. Yet entry is impossible. Discover its biggest secret.

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Flexible rentals are changing the game in tourism Are you ready for the revolution

Fitur 2026 in Madrid to shape the future of holiday rentals in Spain. Madrid is gearing up for the main tourism expo. Fitur 2026 will unveil new trends. Flexible accommodation will be in the spotlight. Find out how this could transform the rental market. The future of tourism is being decided right now

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Why the Spanish property market keeps surprising experts with unstoppable growth

Housing prices in Spain rose twice as fast as in Europe in the summer of 2025. The Spanish real estate market has once again surprised experts. Price growth was twice as high as across Europe. Summer 2025 set a new record for sellers. What is driving this surge? Who benefits and who loses out? Read on for details and unexpected comparisons.

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Why Spaniards Are Switching to Concrete Panels — Game-Changer or Gamble

Almería launches construction of two-storey homes in just one week as a new market trend. Almería now has homes assembled in just 7 days A new technology promises to transform the housing market Banks are ready to finance these projects Find out what's behind the rapid construction and why it's seen as the future

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What kept this house on Passeig de Gràcia closed for so long

Barcelona prepares to open the legendary Casa Lleó i Morera to the public. Barcelona authorities have approved a plan to open Casa Lleó i Morera. This unique modernist mansion will once again be accessible to everyone. Locals and tourists will soon enjoy a cultural venue steeped in history.

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New housing projects announced Who will get the keys details inside

Catalonia Launches Major Project to Build Nearly 2,000 Affordable Apartments. Catalonia surprises with an innovative approach to the housing challenge. Almost two thousand new apartments will appear where no one expected. Who will receive the keys and why is everyone talking about this project? Don’t miss the details—the intrigue is just beginning

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Family secrets, hidden fortunes and a 20-year wait – how a long-running property battle finally ended

Malaga court upholds validity of inheritance share sale without a notary. Family feuds can last for decades, and Malaga judges have surprised with a new inheritance ruling. Can you really sell a share in a property without a notary? The answer isn’t as clear-cut as many believe. Don’t jump to conclusions—the details are intriguing

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Mortgage crisis in Spain: the hidden forces you never suspected

Spanish Mortgage Appraisers Extend Strike and Threaten Nationwide Shutdown. Mortgage appraisers in Spain refuse to back down. Their demands are ignored, and the housing market is stalling. Banks are on edge, clients are waiting. What lies behind the union’s bold claims? Why could the situation spiral out of control? Find out who risks losing their chance at a home

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Who Will Snap Up Property in Madrid and Valencia – Fierce Competition for Millions

US Fund Cerberus Puts 3,300 Apartments Up for Sale in Spain. Cerberus is preparing a major property sale in Spain. Deutsche Bank is already searching for buyers for thousands of apartments. While Madrid is at the forefront, other cities are also included. The identity of the future owner and the reasons behind the fund's departure remain a mystery.

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How much do tenants really lose surprising details from recent court rulings

When Can a Landlord Withhold a Deposit for Luxury Housing in Spain. A Madrid court has surprised with a new take on rental deposits. It’s more complicated than it seems. Tenants of luxury apartments could lose a portion of their deposit. Why? The answers lie in the details of recent court cases. Don't miss these unexpected legal twists

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The city sets new rules – find out who gets the keys first

Madrid to Begin Construction of 2,500 Affordable Rental Apartments in 2026. Madrid prepares a large-scale rollout of new flats. Who will be among the lucky ones? Why are authorities betting on innovation and young people? Find out how the rental market will change and who might be left behind

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Why apartments in the Catalan capital are slipping out of reach – Barcelona surprises again

Barcelona Housing Prices Reach Record Highs Outpacing the Rest of Spain. Barcelona surprises again as housing prices soar to historic highs, with even the most modest neighborhoods following the trend. Who benefits from this surge, and what’s next for buyers? Discover why the gap with the rest of Spain keeps widening.

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Why one of Spain’s most beautiful cities no longer welcomes tourists

San Sebastián Puts an End to Tourism Boom with Moratorium on New Hotels. San Sebastián authorities make a bold move: the city bans new hotels. Tourist apartments are also prohibited. Locals score a crucial win. Find out what this means for the tourism sector.

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A giant tower or a threat to the coast of Valencia

Valencia debates future of 30-story skyscraper by the sea in Marina. Authorities demand a landscape study for the tower near the port. Residents fear changes and rising prices. The project sparks heated debate and could transform the city’s skyline.

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Dream Villa How Portugal’s Largest Residence Looks Inside

Ronaldo and Rodriguez Build a Luxury Mansion in Cascais for 25 Million Euros. Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez have built a unique home in Cascais. The residence covers more than five thousand square meters and is valued at 25 million euros.

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How did a former bullfighter and the Duke of Alba place their trust in Aznar

How the Son of José María Aznar Is Shaping Luxury Tourism with Spanish Aristocrats. The son of Spain’s former Prime Minister is reshaping the high-end real estate market. His alliance with the Duke of Alba and Litri is opening new opportunities for the tourism industry. Discover how powerful friends are helping him overcome setbacks.

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Five unexpected destinations to kick off the year — act fast to snag a deal

Where to Find New Apartments in Spain Under 100 Thousand Euros in 2026. Yes, new apartments under 100,000 euros still exist in Spain. Hard to believe? See for yourself—some offers will surprise even skeptics. Discover where to look and what to keep in mind when buying. Don’t miss your chance to start the year with a new home.

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How to Get the Biggest Tax Break in 2026

Spaniards can get up to 9000 euros in deductions for energy-efficient home renovations. In 2026, Spain will introduce new tax deductions for energy-efficient renovations. Amounts reach up to 9,000 euros. Find out what conditions you need to meet to maximize your benefit.

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Bank vs homeowner: Who will win in the housing showdown

Supreme Court Orders CaixaBank to Refund Money for Failed Housing Project. A legal storm is brewing around Spanish banks as CaixaBank faces repercussions over a failed cooperative housing project Families demand their investments back and the court's decision could set a new precedent Who will be the next bank to face judgment

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City rewrites the rules – who will win the battle for square meters

Barcelona to Allocate a Record 240 Million Euros for Housing in 2026. Barcelona authorities have surprised everyone with their new budget. The city is allocating unprecedented funds for housing. What does this mean for tenants and buyers? Why is the City Hall not afraid to take risks? Find out who will benefit and who will be left out

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The surprising factors driving foreign investors to the Spanish capital

British Fund Autonomy to Invest 90 Million Euros in Madrid Residential Project. A major construction project begins in Madrid: 250 new apartments and hundreds of parking spaces. British capital returns to the Spanish market. Who will get affordable housing? And why did the project wait for years to launch? All the details in our report.

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What you can and can’t use your garage or storage unit for

What Rights and Restrictions Do Parking Space Owners Face in Spain. Parking space owners often encounter unexpected restrictions. The law does not always work in their favor. Why can’t you just put a storage cabinet or rent out your spot to anyone you like? What hidden pitfalls does Spanish legislation contain for garage owners? The answers may surprise even seasoned car owners

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Neighbors, money and hidden risks – is saving on insurance worth it

What Does Community Owners Insurance in Spain Really Cover and How Much Does It Cost. Is community owners insurance a myth or a real necessity? Why is it essential in Madrid and Valencia? What traps do policies hide and what are the actual costs? Don’t rush to pay—first find out what you’re really getting

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The city rewrites the rules—who will win the battle for senior housing

Senior residence with 83 apartments to be built on site of former clinic in Barcelona. A unique project kicks off in Barcelona as an old clinic is transformed into senior housing. The city is investing millions while competition among developers is fierce. Why are the authorities in such a rush, and what lies behind the bold promises? Find out the details.

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New regulations shake up the housing market – surprising twists and hidden risks

Spain Implements Mandatory Annual Reporting for Short-Term Rental Owners. Spanish authorities introduce unexpected oversight of short-term rentals. The new regulations will surprise even experienced landlords. Why will you now have to disclose more information? Who risks drawing increased attention? Read on to avoid missing crucial details.

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Who paid up to €140 million for the Seville landmark and why

Torre Sevilla Sold to New Owner of Andalusia’s Tallest Skyscraper. Argis enters the Seville market with a major acquisition Torre Sevilla and its shopping center get a new owner Deal valued between 135 and 140 million euros

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Family feud over inheritance: the secrets hidden behind the walls of Liria

Alba Family Scandal Conflict Erupts Over Liria Palace and Property. In 2026, the Alba family found itself at the center of a major scandal. A debate over the fate of historic buildings in Madrid has divided relatives. With the Duchess’s anniversary ahead, celebrations seem a distant prospect.

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Why is a €200 million project now at risk

Construction of Malaga’s Tallest Skyscraper Halted Amid Legal Disputes. Malaga’s ambitious 144-meter skyscraper project has been put on hold. Legal battles and debates over the building’s value to the city have stopped construction. Read on to learn what this means for the port’s future and the city skyline

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Major deal or real housing solution – experts weigh in

Experts on the Purchase of 1,000 Apartments in Catalonia Why This Isn’t Enough for the Housing Market. Catalan authorities have acquired 1,000 apartments from InmoCaixa. Experts say it’s an important move, but not a game changer. Why is this not enough for the market? What changes await tenants? Read on to discover what lies behind the big headlines

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