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Spanish Supreme Court Strengthens Property Owners’ Rights: Utilities Can Be Cut Off for Squatters

Spain’s Supreme Court has delivered a long-awaited ruling that many property owners have been waiting for. The court has confirmed that homeowners may, in principle, disconnect electricity, water or gas supplies to…

19 de July de 2026

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

Spain faces new rental debate as government partner calls for mandatory air conditioning in all rental homes

Spain is facing a new political debate over the future of housing. As the country’s summer months are increasingly marked by extreme temperatures, government partner Sumar is calling for a major change…

16 de July de 2026

Property·Living in Spain·Politics·Environment·Topics of the day

Heat protection for homes in Spain: These measures help combat extreme summer temperatures

Spanish summers are becoming increasingly hotter – and it is not only people who are suffering from rising temperatures. Homes and properties are also coming under growing strain. Hours of intense sunshine,…

15 de July de 2026

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

Gibraltar Brexit Deal: Spain Border Restrictions Lifted – Impact on Residents, Tourism and Property Prices

Gibraltar is facing a historic turning point. Following years of negotiations, the United Kingdom, Spain and the European Union have reached an agreement that will significantly change the future of the British…

14 de July de 2026

Property·Politics·Andalucia·Topics of the day·Economy

Fire Protection in Spain: What Homeowners and Tenants Need to Know About Their Insurance

Fires are among the greatest risks facing property owners, particularly in Spain, where wildfires and vegetation fires regularly make headlines during the hot summer months. Many homeowners and tenants assume that their…

13 de July de 2026

Property·Living in Spain·Topics of the day

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

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

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

Protests against mass tourism escalate: sabotage of holiday rentals in Málaga and Seville

The conflict over mass tourism in Spain has reached a new level of escalation. In the cities of Málaga and Seville, activist groups have specifically targeted holiday rentals, damaging and rendering unusable…

3 de July de 2026

Property·Living in Spain·Politics·Spain·Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Sevilla·Topics of the day

Spain’s Property Market Sees Historic Shift in Foreign Buyers

For decades, German and British buyers were regarded as the driving force behind Spain’s property market. Now, however, a historic shift is taking place: for the first time, Dutch buyers have become…

1 de July de 2026

Property·Spain·Topics of the day

Spain plans new housing decree: rent extensions, tax on holiday rentals and stricter rules

The Spanish government is working on a comprehensive housing decree that could be approved as early as July. The package proposes far-reaching changes to rental law and aims to tighten regulation of…

29 de June de 2026

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

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