Golf property has always been a key segment of the Spanish real estate market. However, in 2026, the landscape is becoming more defined. Rather than all golf resorts performing equally, we are seeing a clear separation between: Mature, established resorts And those where new development, accessibility and pricing are creating momentum The highest pot...
Following the Easter period, early data from 2026 is starting to give a clearer picture of how the Spanish property market is evolving. One of the most notable developments is that sales volumes have dropped compared to the same period in 2025, with several reports pointing to a relatively sharp slowdown in transactions during the first months of the year....
Spain has become an increasingly popular destination for American buyers, whether for second homes, relocation or long-term investment. At Portfolio Deluxe we have witnessed this trend first hand and have seen that we are getting the same questions coming up time and again from US nationals looking at purchasing here in Spain, therefore, we decided to create...
The Spanish coastal property market has remained resilient in recent years, with strong demand from international buyers across both the Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol. At the same time, a question is starting to appear more frequently: Are buyers now overpaying for property in certain areas? The answer is not straightforward. In some cases, prices have c...
If you spend any time browsing property listings in Spain, everything can start to look the same. Infinity pools. Perfect sunsets. Wide terraces. Open sea views. At first glance, the market appears full of ideal properties. The reality, however, is often more nuanced. The Nature of Buying Off-Plan A large part of the Spanish property market, particularl...
When international buyers search for property abroad, they often begin by thinking about lifestyle. Proximity to the beach, climate, restaurants and outdoor living are usually the first factors that come to mind. Increasingly, however, security is becoming one of the most important considerations when choosing a property. A recent article in the Financial...
Across the Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol, new developments are launched every year, offering everything from compact holiday apartments to large luxury villas. However, anyone following the market closely will notice an interesting pattern: some projects sell out within weeks of release, while others remain available for months or even years. Price alone r...
Recent geopolitical tensions and travel disruption in parts of the Middle East have understandably raised questions among international investors. When instability affects one region, capital, confidence, and buyer behaviour can shift quickly. For property markets outside the affected area - including Spain - the key question is whether such disruption crea...
If you’ve spent time in Playa Flamenca and Punta Prima on the Costa Blanca, you’ll know how important accessibility is to the area’s appeal. These coastal towns, part of the popular Orihuela Costa region, attract buyers and holidaymakers for their beaches, services and lifestyle, but they’re also busy, especially in summer. One key...
The property market in Spain is not being driven by one type of buyer. Over the past year, we have seen clear patterns emerging among international purchasers on the Costa Blanca South and the Costa del Sol. While motivations vary, most enquiries now fall into three distinct categories. Understanding these profiles helps explain current demand patterns and...
When buying property in Spain, most buyers focus on the headline figures. Purchase price, transfer tax, notary fees and legal costs are usually well explained. What tends to cause surprises are the costs that are not immediately obvious. They are not hidden, but they are often underestimated or simply not discussed early enough. Here are six costs buyers r...
Over the past few years, many buyers have started their property search on the Costa del Sol, attracted by its reputation, lifestyle and international profile. What often happens next is that prices in areas such as Marbella, Benahavís or Estepona quickly push beyond what feels comfortable. What surprises many buyers is how often their search then sh...
New-build properties in Spain are often presented as the safest and most straightforward option. Modern design, clean finishes, energy efficiency, and the appeal of being the first owner. For many buyers, especially those purchasing from abroad, new-build feels like the obvious choice. But new-build also comes with a premium, and it isn’t always jus...
A clearer way to approach your Spanish property purchase, without the overwhelm Once you’ve decided to buy a property in Spain, many buyers expect the hard part to be over. In reality, that’s often when the doubts start. Different rules, unfamiliar terminology, timelines that don’t match what you’re used to at home, and plenty of w...
At first glance, buying a resale property in Spain often looks like the better deal. The headline price is lower, the home already exists, and there’s no waiting for completion. Yet across the Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol, a growing number of buyers are still choosing new-build properties, even when comparable resale homes appear cheaper on paper....
