The Journal

Polish buyers are turning to Alicante province in growing numbers, fueling demand for new-build homes, investment properties and permanent residences on the Costa Blanca.

According to the IMF, Spain has overtaken South Korea in total GDP and GDP per capita, but rapid economic growth is increasing pressure on the housing market and infrastructure.

In 2025, foreign buyers accounted for 27.65% of home purchases in the Valencian Community, twice the national average of 13.82%, highlighting strong international interest despite rising prices.

An in-depth look at Oviedo’s rising property prices, key neighborhoods, and what these trends mean for buyers and investors.

The Spanish Parliament has dismissed a proposed tax targeting buyers of third and additional properties, leaving current investment and second-home ownership costs unchanged nationwide. However, regional authorities may still pursue similar measures.

A surge in Spain’s real estate market appears imminent, driven by limited new housing supply, resilient demand, migration, and job growth. Unlike the 2006–2007 bubble, current market stability is supported by cautious lending, low speculation, and strong family financial backing. What this means for buyers and investors today.

Explore the Spanish cities where home-buying demand outpaces supply, with insights on pricing, suburban growth, and the most expensive coastal locations. Discover where to invest in Spain’s real estate market in 2025.

An in-depth look at Spain’s 2026 economic outlook, covering inflation, wages, mortgage trends, housing market dynamics, utilities, transport costs, and taxation.

Spain’s housing market has surged to a multi-year peak in transactions, driven by strong demand, increased investor activity, and improved financing conditions, reaching levels unseen since late 2007.