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Spain’s Coastal Property Boom: Why Living by the Sea Is Becoming Unaffordable for Many

Spain’s coastal regions are experiencing a historic property boom. Within just a few years, house prices in many popular holiday destinations have risen dramatically. The Balearic Islands and the Mediterranean coast, in…

9 de July de 2026

Topics of the day·Expats in Spain·Property·Living in Spain·Spain·Costa del Sol·Balearic Islands

Are these wildfire water cannons coming to the rest of Spain? Valencia tests a new weapon against extreme heat and forest fires

Valencia has taken an important step in protecting one of its most valuable natural areas. The city council has installed and activated three new SIDEINFO water cannons in the Devesa de El…

8 de July de 2026

Living in Spain·News·Environment·Spain·Valencia·Topics of the day

Wildfires in Spain 2026: Fires destroy vast areas – experts warn of a challenging summer season

While Spain is in the middle of its peak tourist season, the country is once again facing an exceptional wildfire situation. Numerous fires have already destroyed large areas of landscape at the…

8 de July de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Nature·Spain·Topics of the day·Weather

Property in Spain: Where Buyers Can Still Find Genuine Bargains in 2026

Spain’s cheapest property hotspots: where homes still cost less than €400 per square metre While property prices across much of Spain continue to climb to record levels, there are still parts of…

8 de July de 2026

Expats in Spain·Property·Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

Café con hielo: the Spanish summer coffee tourists and expats are only just discovering

For Spaniards, it is an everyday ritual. For foreign visitors, digital nomads and expats, it has become one of the simplest surprises of the Spanish summer Spain Expat Press In Spain, some…

8 de July de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Gastronomy·Spain·Topics of the day

Heatwave reaches its peak: Andalusia braces for temperatures of up to 43°C as authorities warn of extreme wildfire risk

Andalusia is currently experiencing its second major heatwave of the summer. According to Spain’s national weather agency, AEMET, temperatures are expected to climb above 40°C across large parts of the region. At…

7 de July de 2026

Living in Spain·Nature·Spain·Andalucia·Topics of the day·Weather

Do You Understand These Spanish Words? Anyone Who Loves Spain and Its Social Life Should Know Them: Terraceo, Tapeo, Tardeo, Copeteo, Bailoteo and Salseo

In Spain, going out is never simply a matter of leaving the house. It is almost a way of understanding life itself. While in many European countries social gatherings often revolve around…

7 de July de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Entertainment·VIP & Lifestyle·Spain·Topics of the day

Cancer in Spain: The Regions Most Affected and the Most Common Tumours

Cancer remains one of Spain’s greatest public health challenges. According to the latest figures from the National Statistics Institute, tumours were responsible for 116,161 deaths in 2025. In total, Spain recorded 441,270…

7 de July de 2026

Living in Spain·Health·Topics of the day

When the Heat Changes the Menu: How Spain Eats Differently in Summer

When temperatures rise in Spain, daily life changes — and so does the way people eat. In the hottest months of the year, shopping habits shift, kitchens become less active and meals…

6 de July de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Gastronomy·Topics of the day

San Fermín 2026: Pamplona opens world-famous festivities with the Chupinazo

In the northern Spanish city of Pamplona, the Sanfermines began today, 6 July 2026 — one of the most famous, international and controversial popular festivals in the world. At exactly midday, the…

6 de July de 2026

Living in Spain·Culture·Spain·Topics of the day

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