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1162 newsHow to Get Up to €45,000 for Home Renovation — Terms and Key Details
Madrid Offers City-Funded Renovations to Owners of Empty Apartments. Madrid officials have come up with a new way to attract owners of vacant apartments: city-funded renovations, no upfront payments, and the promise of steady rental income. But there are some caveats city hall isn't emphasizing. Details in our report.
The Real Estate Market Surprises — Where Property Prices Are Rising the Fastest and Why
Second-Hand Housing Prices in Spain Break Historic Records in November 2025. Spain’s real estate market has once again surprised analysts, with second-hand property prices soaring to unprecedented levels. Which regions have seen homes turn into luxury goods? Why do Madrid and the Balearic Islands keep setting the pace? Read on to find out which areas are leading — and which are trailing behind.
Legal shock — tenants risk losing homes over tax issues
Spanish Supreme Court Approves Eviction of Tenants for Nonpayment of IBI and Garbage Collection Fees. The Spanish Supreme Court has issued a surprising ruling on rental disputes. Now, tenants can lose their apartments for failing to pay IBI or garbage collection fees. Why has this decision sparked controversy? Who is now at risk? Details in our coverage.
Luxury apartments next to the Cathedral — a new trend in Malaga’s real estate market
Luxury Apartments in Historic Building Hit the Market in Central Málaga. Unique apartments in a 19th-century building are now on sale in Málaga. Prices start at half a million euros. Who will become the new neighbor of the Cathedral? Why is there already a waiting list for these residences? Find all the details in our report.
Unprecedented since 2001: Builders in High Demand Across Spain
Unemployment in Spain's Construction Sector Falls to Record Low. Spain’s construction sector has registered its lowest number of unemployed workers since the beginning of the century. The labor market continues to show strong signs of economic recovery.
Another blow to Catalonia – Madrid poaches major event
Madrid Takes Over from Barcelona as Host of Europe's Largest Real Estate Forum. Madrid is set to become the new real estate capital as Europe's largest summit relocates to the city. Thousands of industry professionals are expected to attend.
The Modest Home of the World’s Top Tennis Player: Inside Carlos Alcaraz’s Place of Strength
Ferrero Academy: Where Carlos Alcaraz Lives and Trains. This is where Carlos Alcaraz grew up. It's his home and his stronghold. The tennis academy in Alicante. Discover all the secrets of this place. How future world champions are shaped. A behind-the-scenes look at elite sports.
The City Transforms Poblenou — New Apartments, Cultural Spaces, and Innovation
Barcelona to Invest 51 Million Euros in L’Escocesa Renovation and 22@ Development. Barcelona is launching a major overhaul of L’Escocesa, with the city investing more than 51 million euros. What’s behind these ambitious promises? Who will benefit from new apartments and jobs? Why has this project become a hot topic? Read on for the full story.
Why Spaniards Pay More for Apartments Than They Should: Shocking Details
Albert Rivera Calls for Housing Tax Cuts to Save Spain’s Real Estate Market. Housing in Spain has become a luxury for most people. Albert Rivera exposes how taxes are suffocating the market. He insists that without tax reform, prices will not fall. Who benefits from expensive apartments? The answer might surprise even the skeptics.
How Unconventional Apartments Are Changing Urban Lifestyles – An Architectural Experiment in 22@
Barcelona Unveils Next-Generation Social Housing for Living and Connection. In Barcelona, housing for all has become a platform for architectural innovation. These new residences are breaking conventional molds. Why are neighbors turning into friends here? What secrets do these unique layouts hold? Read on to discover how the city is transforming.
Home Energy Efficiency – Costs and How It Works
How to Insulate Your Home’s Facade and Save on Bills in Spain. Facade insulation can significantly reduce your expenses. Discover everything about the popular ETICS system: costs, lifespan, and how it adds value to your property.
A Surprising Leader: Why This Small Town Became the Most Affordable – The Prices Will Amaze You
Where to Buy the Cheapest House in Huelva in 2025. There’s a place in Huelva where homes cost next to nothing. Locals aren’t quick to share the secret. Tourists usually pass it by—and that’s their loss. Here, you can find space and tranquility for a bargain price. Why are prices so low? Read on to find out.
How an Italian Franchise Transformed the Spanish Real Estate Market – Surprising Details
Tecnocasa Network Opens 1,000th Office in Spain, Expanding Market Presence. Tecnocasa has launched its 1,000th office in Spain. What does this mean for the real estate market? Why is the franchise expanding so rapidly? Who is driving this success? Don't jump to conclusions—it’s more complex than it seems. Read on for the surprising details.
Why Renting in Madrid and Barcelona Is Becoming Unaffordable – Unexpected Leaders in Price Growth
Rental Housing in Spain: Prices Reach Record Highs Again in November 2025. Rental prices in Spain are on the rise again, outpacing wage growth. Madrid and Barcelona are becoming less affordable. Which cities are leading the surge? Why is San Sebastián bucking the trend? Read on to find out where you can rent for less.
Controversial Government Deal Sparks Protests – Battle for the Capital’s Center
Memorial to Terrorism Victims Planned for Central Madrid Sparks Housing Debate. Madrid and Spanish authorities have agreed to construct a memorial for victims of terrorism in a prestigious district. Local residents oppose the plan, citing concerns over increased tourist pressure and a shortage of affordable housing. The conflict highlights the escalating crisis in the city's real estate market.
Badajoz Court Issues Surprising Ruling — What Apartment Owners Are Now Allowed
When Can You Renovate an Inner Courtyard Without Your Neighbors’ Consent? Scandal in Badajoz: Court allows renovations without agreement from all residents. Why did the neighbors lose the dispute? What works can now be carried out without approval? Don’t celebrate too early—there are nuances even experienced property owners often overlook.
Why Water Destroys Homes and Budgets — Surprising Facts and Figures
In Spain, Water Leaks Become the Main Headache for Residents and Insurers. Water is once again making the rules in Spanish homes. Millions of families are facing unexpected expenses. Insurance companies are tallying up the losses, while residents discover new cracks. But who really benefits from these floods? Read on to find out why even glass and fire aren’t as dangerous.
Hidden city within: satellites detect the growth of a unique structure
Giant Mukaab Cube in Riyadh Begins to Emerge from Underground. Construction of the massive Mukaab cube has begun in Riyadh. Satellite images have captured the first phases of the project. The interior will house an entire city with residential areas and entertainment venues.
Royal Privileges: The Cost of Life in a Luxury Mansion
Prince Edward Pays Peanuts to Rent 120-Room Palace. A new scandal rocks the British monarchy. Prince Edward is renting a massive mansion, and the bargain price has sparked public outrage.
Vintage Tiles from Meliana Captivate Designers and Collectors — Why They’re in High Demand Across Spain
The Return of Nolla Mosaic: How Historic Valencia Floors Became a Trend Again. Nolla ceramic mosaics are back in the spotlight. Their unique design and rich history are captivating style enthusiasts. Discover why these floors have become a symbol of individuality.
ICIO and a building permit are not the same thing!
How ICIO Differs from a Building Permit in Spain. Two documents – two different challenges for builders. Why doesn't the ICIO replace a building permit? What pitfalls might you face in Spanish municipalities? Don't rush to start renovations—first, make sure you understand the details. In Spain, things are more complicated than they seem. Check if you fall under any exemptions.
Walls or Furniture: What Does Your Home Insurance Really Cover in Spain?
Home Insurance in Spain: What Are Continente and Contenido, and What’s the Difference? Insuring property in Spain? It’s essential to know two terms. Continente refers to the structure of your home. Contenido covers your furniture and appliances. Understanding the difference can save you trouble and unnecessary expenses.
Why Housing Prices in Spain Are Rising Faster Than Salaries: A Banking Sector Perspective
BBVA Chief Calls for Reforms to Accelerate Housing Construction in Spain. Housing prices are rising in Spain, and there’s a shortage of new apartments. The head of BBVA is calling for change, but authorities are slow to act. What’s holding back the market, and who stands to benefit from delaying reforms? Find the answers in our report.
Step-by-step guide for those ready to buy property without a mortgage
Buying Property in Spain Without a Mortgage: How to Complete a Cash Transaction. Dreaming of buying a home free from bank entanglements? Hold that excitement—there are more complexities than you might expect. What documents are required, who pays for what, and why might the notary surprise you during the deal? Read on to avoid costly mistakes.
Llíria: An Alternative to Valencia for Those Seeking Comfort and Tranquility — Comparing Neighborhoods and Living Costs
Where to Live in Llíria: Best Neighborhoods, Prices, and Advantages of Living Near Valencia. Think suburban life is boring? Llíria will surprise even the skeptics. Life here is not only more affordable, but also quieter than in Valencia. Why aren’t locals in a hurry to move to the regional capital? Find the answers inside.
Energy independence and savings: Why Spaniards are choosing homes with solar panels
Prefab Homes with Solar Panels in Spain: A New Real Estate Trend. Prefab homes with solar panels are a growing trend, saving money and protecting the environment. Discover everything about prices, taxes, and permits.
Where in Spain Can You Still Find Homes Priced Below Market Value? Surprising Examples
Three Cities in Badajoz Where Housing Costs Less Than 600 Euros per Square Meter. There are cities in Badajoz where housing prices are surprisingly low. Here, the price per square meter is more affordable than in most regions. Why does this happen? Who chooses to live in these places? Don't jump to conclusions—the details may surprise you.
Spain allocates €1.4 million to digitalize the rental market — how will it affect tenants?
EY Transforma to Oversee Digital Management of SEPES Affordable Housing Rental Program for Four Years. The government is investing heavily in digitalizing the rental sector. Who stands to gain, and who could be left out? The new system promises transparency, but there’s more beneath the surface. Discover what lies behind the bold announcements.
Meet the People Behind Afianza’s Success: New Faces and Bold Ambitions Driving the Company Forward
Afianza strengthens real estate team: new Madrid appointments and growth plans. Afianza surprises the market once again. New appointments in Madrid raise questions. Who are these newcomers, and what will they change? The company promises sweeping changes. Don’t miss the details on their plans and unexpected moves—a lot of exciting developments lie ahead.
Major shifts ahead in construction—how will this reshape the housing market and impact residents?
Spain Prepares to Debate Ambitious Plan to Renovate Its Housing Stock. Spanish authorities are planning something big. A new initiative is in the works that could transform the housing market. Officials promise new regulations and generous subsidies. But who will benefit—and who will be left out? Full story inside.
Apartment prices hit record highs – mortgages are back in demand
Spanish Housing Market Surges: Sales and Prices Set New Records. Spain’s real estate market is making headlines again. Home sales are rising sharply, with prices breaking new records. Mortgages are gaining popularity. What’s happening regionally? Why are Madrid and the Canary Islands seeing declines? Read on for the unexpected details.
Catalonia plans a real estate revolution — what’s in store for investors and property owners?
Catalonia Considers Ban on Property Purchases for Investment — Market on Edge. Catalonia surprises yet again: authorities are weighing a ban on buying apartments as investments. The real estate market is tense, and experts are divided on the consequences. Who stands to gain and who might lose? Unexpected decisions could be announced soon.
Tiny houses or skyrocketing apartment prices: Which is the smarter choice for 2025?
Five Mobile Tiny Houses in Spain: An Alternative to High-Priced Housing. Housing prices in Spain are hitting record highs. Some give up, while others seek innovative solutions. Mobile tiny houses are emerging as the trend of the year. Discover which models are available and where you can place them in our report. Don’t rush to buy an apartment before you know all the details.
Why is the price per square meter in the Tenerife capital rising faster than the Spanish average? Unexpected leaders and new real estate trends
Santa Cruz de Tenerife Housing Market Accelerates — Prices Surging at Record Pace. Housing prices in Santa Cruz de Tenerife are rising faster than anywhere else in Spain. Some districts have seen surprising price jumps. Experts are debating what lies ahead. Not all neighborhoods are equally attractive for buyers. Find out who stands to benefit from this surge in our report.
Meet the woman behind Zara’s style — discover who’s jet-setting with the Ortega family on their private plane
Elza Urkiho: The Architect and Close Confidante of Zara Heiress Marta Ortega. Elza Urkiho is a talented architect and a close friend of Marta Ortega. Urkiho designs Zara stores for the Ortega family and is also the creator of their private residence.
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