It is not just El Corte Ingles that the Marbella resident lives by. An intimate Andalusian-Scandinavian-style shopping centre has recently opened on the road from the city centre to Puerto Banus. Local olive oil is sold there alongside Norwegian furniture, and for dessert after seafood, Swedish cinnamon is recommended.
Author: Michał Misztal
Looking for a flat in Malaga? Check out what to look out for
Right from the start we have good news: virtually all of Malaga is a cool and safe place to live. There are only a few areas to avoid, and the only unfriendly neighbourhood is fortunately far from the centre.
Poles are moving to Spain. This is confirmed by further data
In 2024 alone, our compatriots bought more than 4,000 houses and flats on the Iberian Peninsula. Their purpose is various: investment – including for rent, a second home, but also simply a place to live. Indeed, more and more Poles are moving to Spain – further data confirms this.
Andalusian pueblos blancos. 7 towns and villages you must see
The famous pueblos blancos are white villages and towns that are one of Andalusia’s most distinctive features. The lime-painted facades, surrounded by floral decorations and adorned with colourful azulejos (thin ceramic tiles), provide a beautiful contrast to the blue sky and lush Mediterranean vegetation.
Who paved the way for Lewandowski? Polish footballers in La Liga
Twenty-four Polish footballers have played in Spain’s top league to date. The biggest star in this group is, of course, Lewandowski, but in the 1990s several compatriots enjoyed similar status at their clubs. Jan Urban almost single-handedly dealt with Real Madrid and Roman Kosecki with Barcelona.
The economy is booming, or why you should invest in the Iberian Peninsula
The Spanish property market has long been considered one of the most stable – both in terms of price dynamics and location-based factors. The very good economic situation on the Iberian Peninsula also has a significant impact on its attractiveness for investors.
Buying a flat in Spain. Is it worth it? [INTERVIEW]
The Spanish property market has stirred up a lot of excitement in recent months and is often in the headlines of the Polish media. This is due not only to the ongoing discussion about the direction of housing policy on the Iberian Peninsula, but above all to the increasing participation of our compatriots in this… Continue reading Buying a flat in Spain. Is it worth it? [INTERVIEW]
Poles break record in 2024 Spanish property market
The balance of 2024 performed by Polish investors is 4213 houses and flats purchased in Spain, according to the latest data from the Registradores de España. This represents a result more than 35% higher than that achieved in the hitherto record-breaking year 2023. – when Poles purchased 3118 properties on the Iberian Peninsula.
Poles bought a record 4,200 properties in Spain [MARKET ANALYSIS]
Last year was heralded as a record-breaking year for Polish investors in the Iberian Peninsula, but the final results exceeded all expectations. The 4213 houses and flats purchased by our compatriots in Spain represents a result more than 35% higher than in 2023 and as much as four times higher than in 2019.
Marbella and Costa del Sol: synonyms of luxury [Interview]
Marbella is a picturesque city in the south of Spain that has for years attracted the attention of those looking to invest in luxury properties. Many of them dream of owning an address in this prestigious location. Agnieszka Marciniak-Kostrzewa spoke about the growing potential of the Spanish property market on Radio 357.
Sierra de Grazalema and the largest fir forest in Spain
In terms of vegetation, the Costa del Sol is primarily associated with palm trees and citrus trees. However, Andalusia also boasts impressive coniferous forests. It is here that Spain’s unique fir species, the pinaspo, grows.
Polish boom in Spain continues [INTERVIEW]
The announced and implemented changes to the regulations, concerning real estate in Spain, have provoked a wide discussion. However, all indications are that they may turn out to be… beneficial for Polish investors who are building an increasingly strong position on the Iberian Peninsula.