Valencia Property News:

Famed as one of the most widespread bulos (fake news) in Spain, the 200-metre-high Intempo Benidorm skyscraper is to be finally finished this summer.

More and more young people are considering moving to Spain – living a digital nomadic life and enjoying a lifestyle.

The innovative real estate scheme offers cheap houses in Italy with prices starting from 9.000 euros.

If you are asking yourself is it the right time to buy property in Spain, don´t leave this question unanswered for long.​

Real estate prices in Valencia , contrary to expectations, are still not falling - some barrios are even showing a healthy growth.​

Airbnb in Valencia: the matter is gone to the European Commission to review the regulations of tourist apartment rentals.

Want to make money in property? The simplest way would be to buy into a well known property portal Idealista.

Bigger house outside the city becomes a necessity in Spain, with the prospect of further confinement as well as the shift to remote working.

According to the latest report, the rental prices in Valencia and Spain have gone down when compared to this time last year.​

Property values in Spain in Valencia still unchanged in August and there is even a bit of an increase in property prices.

Spanish property portals are showing an unprecedented increase of traffic, a good sign for the property market.​

Rental price increase, since 2105. until today, has been astonishing 77% in Valencia, making it a highest increase in all of Spain.

The most expensive place to buy a property in Spain, according to Idealista, is an island of Formentera, followed by Majorca and Ibiza.

The most expensive street in Spain is Calle Mozart in Marbella. It will cost you about 8.5 million if you want to live there.

The nieces of the famous Spanish poet, Federico García Lorca have decided to put their famous house in Nerja, up for sale.

Home space available to a single family in Spain, is one of the biggest in all of Europe​, only behind Ireland and Belgium.

Property sales drop in Spain is a reality, now that the crisis progresses, according to the well known property site - pisos.com​

Property prices in Valencia are still holding still, some of them even rising, according to Valencia Property for Expats.

First post-Covid Costa Del Sol property report shows that interest from local, national and international buyer is back.

Over 439 properties in Valencia are abandoned at this moment, for a simple reason that they they cannot be processed by the courts.