Category: Property market

The problem of ‘ransomas’ faced by property owners in Spain has been written about by the media on a number of occasions. However, it is worth bearing in mind that it often concerns a specific type of property – abandoned estates rather than flats bought for investment purposes by private clients. Locations such as the… Continue reading What is “okupas” and why does it not apply to properties on the Costa del Sol?

Leading international advisory firm Deloitte has published this year’s Property Index report, summarising the situation in the European property market and indicating the directions of development in this sector. How does Spain and investments in houses and flats on the Iberian Peninsula fare in the comparison?

Between April and June 2024, Poles purchased as many as 1005 properties in Spain, exactly 205 more than in the previous quarter (an increase of more than 25%) and 115 more (an increase of nearly 13%) than in the same period of 2023. In total, in the first half of 2024, our compatriots have already… Continue reading Polish property boom in Spain

At the foot of the Sierra de las Nieves mountains, surrounded by lush greenery, is the luxurious La Zagaleta estate. It entices with beautiful views, modern villas, tranquillity and discretion. It is one of the best addresses in Spain. What is the reason for this?

800 flats and houses in Spain were purchased by our compatriots in the first quarter of 2024, ranking them ninth, according to the latest data from Registradores de España. This result is in line with the growing interest of Poles in property on the Iberian Peninsula. It translated into a record 2023, during which Polish… Continue reading Another Polish record on the Spanish property market

Investors are now choosing real estate as one of the most attractive forms of capital investment. There is growing interest in houses and flats abroad. IQI Global has prepared a list of the safest countries for investing in real estate.

Spain is not only unique landscapes, a fascinating culture and a friendly climate. It is also, or perhaps above all, an attractive place to live, work and invest. As the latest Eurostat data indicates, the purchase of real estate on the Iberian Peninsula is also encouraged by its prices – which are rising much more… Continue reading Spanish property market one of the most stable in Europe

Spain ranks among the top countries indicated as the most attractive for property investment. The number of foreign investors – including Poles – buying houses and flats on the Iberian Peninsula is growing systematically. They are attracted not only by the friendly climate and local culture, but also by attractive legal and tax solutions.

Increasingly, our compatriots are choosing to buy houses and flats on the Costa del Sol. Among the most attractive destinations is Spain and its Mediterranean coast. Why are Poles willing to invest capital in real estate there?

Knight Frank has unveiled its annual The Wealth Report 2024, which analyses trends and developments in the global luxury property market. Spain’s Marbella was again at the top of the list, characterised by an increase in sales of houses and flats.