Spain’s housing shortage is no longer just a big-city problem. A new report from Banco de España highlights Málaga and Costa del Sol among the five hardest-hit areas, with a shortfall of up to 450,000 homes nationally. Discover why demand keeps rising, supply is stuck—and what this means for investors and homeowners.
Trump’s extreme tariffs make U.S. assets more volatile – and Spanish real estate a smarter, safer alternative for global investors.
Andalusia has slashed its property transfer tax from 8% to 3.5% in 426 rural municipalities to combat depopulation. Learn how this initiative supports homebuyers and families in Spain.
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 how the Costa del Sol shattered tourism records in 2024, welcoming 14.4 million visitors and driving €21.2 billion in revenue. Learn what’s fueling this growth and what it means for the future of the region.
Discover how Pedro Sánchez’s bold housing reforms are reshaping Spain’s real estate market. From a new tax on non-EU buyers to the end of the Golden Visa program, learn what these changes mean for international investors, domestic buyers, and real estate professionals navigating the evolving property landscape.