Looking to buy in Australia? A tiny home could be your best bet
Tiny homes and pods are becoming more popular in Australia. Cheaper, easier to maintain, more eco-friendly and often found in beautiful locations, these dwellings are perfect for those who don’t mind sacrificing space in return for breathtaking views, can’t afford to buy a larger property or are simply wanting to downsize.Read more...
What to do in Italy this summer
Events in Italy celebrate, religious festivals, local produce, historic legends, boats, music and dance. Many of these summer events are free to attend, and take place in the historic piazzas and medieval streets.Read more...
Buying property in Siena, Tuscany
The province of Siena is the quintessential Tuscan landscape of country lanes lined with cypress trees, leading to castles, farmhouses and medieval villages. The views go on for miles, across rolling hills, vineyards and olive groves.Read more...
Where to buy in Australia for an active lifestyle
From swimming to skiing to surfing, discover top locations to buy a home in Australia to enjoy an active lifestyle.Read more...
Could you be a digital nomad in this little-known Spanish region for €10,000?
A little-known region in Spain has allocated €2 million to attracting digital nomads, according to Schengen News.Read more...
Why you will love Lleida, Catalonia’s hidden gem
Today, we’re headed to Lleida, a small city in western Catalonia. A home there is a superb choice for those seeking a balance of the conveniences of city life, a big dose of authentic charm and a lower cost of living.Read more...
5 charming Canadian beach towns
We may associate it with the mountains, but Canada is also home to the world’s longest coastline – totalling 202,080 kilometres. Today, we’re going to look at five characterful towns dotted along it. Perhaps, you’ll want to call one of these towns home. Or, you’ll just pop to one of these towns for a seaside getaway.Read more...
10 tips for handling heatwaves in southern Europe
For many overseas buyers, the promise of sunnier summers is a major factor in why they choose to buy property in southern Europe. Unfortunately, in recent years, heatwaves have seen temperatures go from the 30s to over 40°C. This can be hard to adjust to, for locals, let alone those that are used to northern Europe’s much cooler summers. So, we’ve put together ten tips for handling heatwaves in southern Europe.Read more...
Could you retreat to the Portuguese countryside like a pop legend?
When British pop legend Marc Almond needed some post-Covid revitalisation he moved to the Portuguese countryside. He is now in the process of restoring a rundown farmhouse and releasing a new album inspired by the tranquillity of his surroundings!Read more...
Moving abroad with teenagers, how to make it easier
Thinking about moving overseas with teenagers but worried how they’ll cope with the transition? Dylan Nye explains how your teenage kids could flourish abroad and shares tips on how to make the move a little easier.Read more...
A day in the life of an expat in the Costa Brava
Owning a home abroad is not like visiting for a week or two. So what will you get up to after you’ve tried every water sport you’re brave enough to try and tried the town’s competing seafood restaurants? Our expat writer in Spain, Sally, shares what a July day in her life in the Costa Brava is like.Read more...