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Almost half of Europeans cannot afford a home larger than 50 m2
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (239+ words) Idealista Almost half of Europeans cannot afford a home larger than 50 m2 The housing affordability crisis in Europe is not uniform, but it is widespread. That is the main conclusion of a study conducted by the Vienna University of Technology for…...
Foreign buyers now account for 30% of Spain's luxury housing market
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (245+ words) The luxury real estate market is closing the summer of 2026 with a clear protagonist: the international buyer, who now accounts for 30% of transactions in Spain, particularly in destinations such as Madrid, Barcelona and the Costa Brava, according to data compiled…...
Best places to buy a home in Catalonia in 2026
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (681+ words) The year 2026 is characterised by more moderate house price growth, limited supply and a slowdown in sales activity. Even so, experts believe it remains a good year to buy a home in Catalonia, whether as a primary residence or a…...
Recoletos is Madrid's top neighbourhood for foreign investors
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (444+ words) The Recoletos neighbourhood, in Madrid's Salamanca district, not only has the city's highest property prices per square metre (€14,773/m², according to idealista), but also attracts more international investment than any other prime area of the capital. That is the main conclusion…...
British buyers lead Costa del Sol property reservations in 2026
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (278+ words) British buyers accounted for 21% of Taylor Wimpey España property reservations in the Costa del Sol, the largest share among purchasers from 29 nationalities, according to the developer. The local figures sit alongside national data from Spain’s General Council of Notaries (Consejo…...
Valencia's property prices rise as foreign demand grows — idealista/news
1+ week, 4+ day ago (520+ words) Valencia’s residential market moved decisively into premium territory in 2025. Property prices in the city rose 19.1% year on year to €3,570 per square metre, according to Engel & Völkers’ 2025–2026 Property Market Report. The average price of completed sales reached €474,000. The figures point to…...
Where UV radiation in Spain stays high throughout the year
1+ week, 4+ day ago (429+ words) Spain’s most intense ultraviolet radiation is found in a region better known for year-round sunshine than for topping a national UV ranking. According to Spain’s State Meteorological Agency, AEMET, the area records the country’s highest UV levels not only in…...
Housing market trends in Spain's summer population hotspots
2+ week, 5+ day ago (436+ words) There are certain Spanish towns where the population multiplies during the summer thanks to the influx of tourists and second-home owners. While this seasonal boost benefits local economies and businesses, it can also disrupt residents' daily lives and place pressure…...
Cheapest cities to live in Spain in 2026 revealed — idealista/news
3+ week, 2+ day ago (693+ words) Finding an affordable city to live in without sacrificing quality of life is a priority for many people. In 2026, several Spanish provincial capitals stand out for offering more affordable housing and rental prices than the national average, alongside good services,…...
Living in Almería, Spain: best neighbourhoods, cost of living and benefits
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1162+ words) Almería pairs dry Mediterranean weather, city conveniences and access to the Cabo de Gata coast with housing costs that remain below Spain’s larger coastal cities. Living in Almería has the feel of a manageable provincial capital rather than a non-stop resort…...