Spanish property market news

Keep up with the latest Spanish property market news here at Property Guides. We cover all the updates that matter if you’re looking to buy property in Spain, including legislation, market forecasts, and housing developments. You’ll also find handy tips and insights to help you on your buying journey. Read the latest Spanish property news below.


 

5 idyllic retirement spots in Spain

5 idyllic retirement spots in Spain

Spain has long been a favourite spot for British retirees looking for a bigger boost of sunshine, a leisurely lifestyle, and a culturally sanctified nap. If you are keen to retire to Spain but are unsure where exactly, we’ve picked five fantastic spots for retirees. You might be surprised by how varied retirement options in Spain are, from lovely Costa Blanca towns to island living to the foodie haven of the Basque Country. We’ve looked at the different atmospheres offered, airport connections, weather and property for each. Discover where in Spain would be ideal for your retirement.  
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Discover Spanish small town life in winter

For many British property buyers, one of the great draws of a property in Spain is a big dose of sunshine only a short flight away. But what kind of atmosphere can you expect in Spain in the dead of winter? Having lived in Spain for over a decade, Sally, our resident writer there, has expert knowledge on what to get up to during the off-season.  
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3 under-the-radar Spanish cities

Here are three Spanish cities you probably haven’t considered searching for a property in. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t! Discover all that makes Vigo, Zaragoza and Valladolid special places to live.
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What kind of home can I buy for less than €250,000 in Spain?

Do you have a budget of less than €250,000 for your dream home in Spain? To demonstrate the type of property that you can purchase for this budget, we have selected a range of homes, with different outstanding features. See a beachfront one-bedroom in Murcia, a two-bedroom city apartment in Valencia and a five-bedroom family home in Alicante.  
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Spain calls for the end of the 90-day rule  

The 90-day rule means that non-EU citizens can only stay within the Schengen Area for 90 days out of every rolling 180. But with many Brits owning a second home in Spain, this limit can be frustrating. Spain’s acting Tourism Minister Héctor Gómez is advocating for a change to the rule.  
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How to buy a holiday home in Spain

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