Author: Sofia Nisco

For decades, the story of foreign property investment in Spain has been relatively straightforward. International buyers arrived seeking sunshine, beaches and Mediterranean lifestyles. They purchased homes on the Costa del Sol, Costa Blanca, Mallorca and the Canary Islands. Property values rose, tourism expanded and Spain became one of the world’s most successful second-home markets. In…

Mallorca has become one of the most sought-after property destinations in Europe. Despite rising prices, housing affordability concerns and increasing political debate surrounding foreign ownership, international demand continues to grow. The Balearic Islands now consistently rank among Spain’s leading destinations for foreign property purchases. The reasons are straightforward. Mallorca offers a rare combination of limited…

Why International Capital Is Flowing Into Spanish Real Estate Faster Than Any Other Southern European Market While much of Europe continues to grapple with economic uncertainty, Spain has quietly emerged as one of the continent’s most attractive destinations for real estate investment. International capital is flowing into residential, hospitality, logistics and mixed-use assets at a…

The NLS was proud to sponsor and attend the prestigious CEPI & GIPE European Summit 2026, held in Málaga on the Costa del Sol. Bringing together leading real estate professionals, investors, legal experts, and industry representatives from across Europe, the summit served as a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and strategic discussions on the future…

Spain’s property market is undergoing one of the biggest structural transformations in modern European real estate history. The traditional international buyer — once dominated by retirees purchasing holiday apartments on the coast — is rapidly disappearing. In its place is a new global buyer profile driven by remote work, wealth migration, international mobility, entrepreneurship, and…

Marbella is no longer simply a luxury destination for British retirees and European holiday-home buyers. In 2026, the Costa del Sol’s most famous property market has evolved into one of the world’s most internationally diversified residential ecosystems — attracting globally mobile wealth from across Europe, North America, the Middle East, and beyond. The city’s transformation…

While newer international buyer groups are rapidly reshaping Spain’s real estate landscape, one nationality continues to stand out for consistency, financial strength, and long-term market stability: German buyers. According to Q1 2026 figures, German nationals accounted for 6.09% of all foreign residential property purchases in Spain, maintaining their position as one of the country’s most…