Mortgages in Spain in 2026: Rates, Deposits, LTV and DTI for Residents and Non-Residents
A practical guide to Spanish mortgages in 2026, covering rates, deposits, LTV and DTI rules for residents and non-residents, plus bank fees and additional purchase costs.
Read Morearrow_forwardSpanish Government Launches Casa 47 Housing Portal
Spain’s new Casa 47 portal opens with 800 residential properties and plans to offer 1,500 nationwide, with tenants spending no more than 30% of income on rent.
Read Morearrow_forwardMoving from Uzbekistan to Spain in 2026: Visas, Residence Permits, Documents, Timelines, and Costs
How to move from Uzbekistan to Spain in 2026: visas, residence permits, documents, timelines, and costs. We explain the main relocation options.
Read Morearrow_forwardSpanish Parliament Calls for Squatters to Be Evicted Within 24–48 Hours
Spain’s Congress approved a PP resolution proposing to evict squatters within 24–48 hours, repeal the 2023 Housing Law, and cut VAT on a first new-build home to 4%.
Read Morearrow_forwardSpain Records All-Time Highs in Hotel Occupancy and Tourism Profits
Spain’s 2026 tourist season is delivering record hotel occupancy and profit growth across many autonomous communities, even as wildfires and heat leave a mark.
Read Morearrow_forwardResale Home Prices in Spain Rise for 70 Consecutive Months
Resale home prices in Spain rose 15.6% year on year in August 2026. Explore how much property costs across the country’s regions, provinces, cities, and municipalities.
Read Morearrow_forwardAlicante vs Torrevieja in 2026: Cost, Rent and Quality of Life Compared
A detailed 2026 comparison of Alicante and Torrevieja: rent, property prices, groceries, transport, utilities, schools, salaries and lifestyle.
Read Morearrow_forwardEurope’s largest artificial wave pool is being built in Madrid
Gemswell Surf Madrid is being built next to the Metropolitano stadium in Madrid – Europe’s largest surf lagoon with artificial waves, scheduled to open in spring 2027.
Read Morearrow_forwardHome prices on Spain’s coasts rose by an average of 13.5% year-on-year
According to Tinsa by Accumin, in the first quarter of 2026, homes in Spain’s coastal municipalities rose by 13.5% year-on-year to €1,992 per m².
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