Property/House & Garden news & information for Spain

Spanish property prices registered another quarter of increasing prices during the three months from April to June with growth of 0.8% year-on-year. The increase is below the 1.4% recorded for the first quarter but...

GALICIA plans to issue a 'house colour guide' with charts showing which ones are not allowed 'to guard against ugliness'.

Tinsa has released its results for the month of May and prices have risen once again continuing the positive streak which began in January this year. The increase for May stood at 1.3% year-on-year, the second highest...

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The year-on-year increase of 2.4% which was recorded for the first quarter of 2016 by Spain’s Ministry of Public Works (Ministerio de Fomento) means that prices have now put together a run of 4 quarters on the...

HOMEBUYERS who purchased their properties off-plan and were left empty-handed when the developers went out of business may get a refund thanks to a ground-breaking court case in Spain.

The release of the Spanish property registrars’ report on the first quarter of 2016 has shown the recovery in Spain’s property sector shows no sign of dropping off. Prices were up by 6.9% for the quarter and sales...

MADRID could be home to the highest tower block in the European Union if the developer behind the plan gets permission to go ahead.

RENT prices for properties across Spain are highest in Barcelona's central shopping street and lowest in a southern-Alicante suburban neighbourhood, according to research by Forbes magazine.

Real estate professionals in Marbella are predicting a strong outlook for its local property market in 2016, following a year of consolidation of recovery into growth on a regional level in the Costa del Sol.

Property prices on Spain's Mediterranean Coast have definitively shaken off the effects of the crisis and are on the rise again posting an increase of 6.1% in February year-on-year!

RESIDENTIAL property prices registered the smallest price reduction in eight years over 2015, and are expected to rise by between 6% and 6.3% this year.