Marbella’s luxury property market remains strong thanks to its stunning climate, exclusive lifestyle, and proximity to global connections. With rising demand from international buyers and a safe investment environment, Marbella continues to be a top destination for luxury real estate. Explore Marbella’s best properties with Nookhomes for your dream home on the Costa del Sol.
The Spanish real estate market continues to grow with rising property prices and increasing demand, especially for new-build homes. Foreign buyers, particularly from the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands, play a major role in the market, with hotspots in regions like Costa del Sol and the Balearic Islands. Read our latest analysis to discover the best investment opportunities in Spain!
Spain’s government has introduced new real estate measures aimed at addressing the housing crisis. As a real estate agent, I explore how these proposals will impact the market and what buyers and sellers need to consider moving forward.
As cities across the world grapple with housing crises, many have turned to restricting short-term rentals (STRs) in hopes of solving affordability issues. However, evidence suggests that these restrictions often fail to deliver on their promises, causing unintended economic disruptions instead. From New York to Barcelona, policies aimed at limiting STRs tend to exacerbate the housing problem while undermining local economies. It’s time for a more nuanced, evidence-based approach to short-term rental regulation that supports both residents and visitors alike.
Discover the 2025 outlook for Costa del Sol’s real estate market, focusing on rising property prices, shifting agency dynamics, and potential regulatory changes. Learn how professionalism and adaptability will define success in Marbella’s competitive property landscape.
Spain’s housing market is experiencing a remarkable surge, with October 2024 recording the highest number of transactions in over 17 years. According to INE, there were 69,418 property sales, marking a 51.3% increase compared to the previous year. Both new and resale homes contributed to the growth, driven by expectations of rising property prices, lower interest rates, and pent-up demand. With strong performances in regions like Andalusia, Valencia, and Catalonia, Spain’s housing market is on track to close 2024 near record transaction levels.