Author: Sofia Nisco

Spain has reached a significant demographic milestone, with more than 10 million residents now born outside the country, representing approximately one in five people living in Spain. This milestone highlights Spain’s increasing global appeal as a destination for lifestyle, investment and opportunity. According to Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE), the country’s total population now sits at approximately 49.5…

A significant shift is unfolding in global luxury real estate. Increasingly, American wealth is looking toward Europe, with Mediterranean destinations such as Tuscany in Italy and Andalusia in Spain emerging as some of the most attractive markets for U.S. property buyers.  According to recent luxury marketplace data, European destinations now capture around 37% of…

American buyers are emerging as one of the most price-insensitive and premium-driven segments in Spain’s property market, with recent data showing they are paying significantly above both domestic and foreign buyer averages. While the average foreign buyer in Spain pays around €2,362–€2,417 per m², U.S. buyers are consistently transacting closer to €3,400+ per m²—in many cases approaching double local averages in certain regions…

British demand for Spanish property is accelerating again. However, unlike the pre-Brexit surge of lifestyle-driven second-home purchases, the current cycle appears more deliberate, compliance-focused and capital-preservation oriented. Recent UK search trend analysis shows a sharp increase in intent-led queries such as “Buying in Spain” and “Holiday home Spain” over the past 12 months. Enness Global…

Spain’s housing market continues to reveal stark spatial price disparities, with homes in urban centres now commanding almost twice the price of rural properties. As of late 2025, the average price per square metre for a second-hand home in urban areas reached approximately €2,906/m², compared with around €1,459/m² in rural locations – a near 99%…

Spain is set to outperform the rest of Europe in 2026, with economists pointing to two powerful and structural growth drivers: net migration and a services-led economy. After already delivering one of the strongest GDP performances in the eurozone in 2025, Spain is entering 2026 with momentum that few European peers can currently match. This isn’t a short-term rebound…

Spain has taken a major step in addressing its persistent rental affordability crisis with the launch of Casa 47, a new state-owned public housing company designed to expand affordable rental supply, stabilise prices, and make long-term rental housing more accessible to residents. Casa 47, which evolves from the former land management entity SEPES, is central to the government’s strategy to guarantee…