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Category: Real Estate Market in Spain
Spain’s Proposed Migrant Regularisation: Economic Opportunity, Labour Stability and Long-Term Growth
Spain is once again debating a large-scale migrant regularisation (legalisation) programme that could affect hundreds of thousands of undocumented residents. While the proposal has sparked political debate, history and data suggest that measures like this have often delivered net economic, labour market, and social benefits for Spain over the long term. Far from being only a political story, this…
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Madrid Emerges as a Top Luxury Real Estate Destination in 2026 – Latin American and U.S. Buyers Lead Demand
Madrid has rapidly positioned itself as one of Europe’s most compelling luxury real estate markets for 2026. As global wealth looks for stability, lifestyle quality, and value relative to other capitals, the Spanish capital is seeing surging demand from Latin American and U.S. ultra-high-net-worth buyers seeking both asset security and long-term European living. This is not a trend driven…
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Spain to Lead Europe’s Economic Growth in 2026, Driven by Migration and Services
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…
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New-Build Prices Climbing Fastest in Malaga Province – Costa del Sol Market Strength Confirmed
Spain’s residential market continues to show remarkable regional variation in new-build price growth, with Málaga province leading the country’s upward momentum. New-build housing prices in Málaga are rising faster than anywhere else in Spain, underscoring the ongoing strength of the Costa del Sol as one of Europe’s most desirable residential investment and lifestyle markets. Malaga Tops Spain for New-Build…
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Casa 47 Explained
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…
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Global Hub Recap: International Demand & Market Dynamics (2025–2026)
International buyer demand remains one of the most consequential structural forces shaping Spain’s real estate market. Despite shifts in policy, currency conditions, and affordability constraints, global demand has stayed resilient – driving pricing, transaction volumes, and regional investment patterns. 1. International Demand Is Still a Core Market Driver In the first half of 2025, data from…
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Foreign Demand in Andalucia: The Data Behind a Structurally International Market
International demand is no longer a secondary factor in Andalucia’s housing market. It is a structural force shaping pricing, liquidity, and professional standards, particularly across Málaga province and the Costa del Sol. Official registry data and notarial statistics confirm that foreign buyers continue to represent a significant share of transactions, reinforcing the need for transparency,…
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Golden Triangle Explained 2025–2026 Market Insight
Why 8,700+ Luxury Transactions Demand One Source of Truth in a Global-Grade Market The Golden Triangle of the Costa del Sol – the luxury residential corridor formed by Marbella, Benahavís and Estepona continues to distinguish itself as one of Europe’s most dynamic prime property markets. In 2024, the combined total of 8,708 property transactions in this corridor underscored the scale and liquidity of the segment,…
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New Andalucia Housing Law 2025: What Every Real Estate Professional Needs to Know
Law 5/2025 on Housing in Andalucia, published in the Official Gazette of the Andalusian Government (BOJA) in December 2025, represents a significant restructuring of the region’s residential legal framework. More than a technical legal update, the law is designed to directly influence how the Andalusian property market operates, impacting development activity, rental housing, and the professional…
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Spain’s Housing Market at a Moment of Opportunity: Why Structural Change Is Strengthening Long-Term Real Estate Value
Spain’s housing market is often described as “complex” — but for buyers, investors and long-term homeowners, that complexity increasingly signals strength, resilience and opportunity, rather than instability. Recent commentary from Spain’s College of Property Registrars has highlighted an important shift in perspective: housing pressure is no longer confined to large cities or younger generations. Instead,…
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