Best places to invest in property in Spain: top opportunities in 2026
An AI analysis of the corridors, secondary cities and market niches with the greatest potential for capital growth anywhere in Spain.
BRRR strategy in Spain: buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat and scale up
BRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) lets English-speaking investors scale without extra capital. How to apply it with Spain's banks and rental market.
Investing in flats personally or through a company: which is better?
Buy property as an individual or set up a company? The real tax analysis, with numbers: when each option pays off and the admin costs each structure involves.
Buy-to-let mortgage in Spain: how much banks lend and how to negotiate
Getting a mortgage as a property investor isn't the same as getting one as a first-time buyer: banks are stricter. How it really works and how to optimise it.
Buy-to-let in Spain in 2026: when it makes sense and when it doesn't
Buy-to-let still works in Spain in 2026, but not in every area or at any price. The formula for telling whether an asset makes sense as a rental investment.
Commercial property investment: shops, warehouses and offices in 2026
Commercial property yields more than residential, with different risks. Shops, warehouses and offices: when to invest, what to check and where to look.
Buying occupied property in Spain: risks, discount and getting it back
Many bank-owned flats are sold occupied. The three types of occupation, how much cheaper they really are and how you recover the property under the law.
Buying property through a company in Spain: when an SL pays off
The real tax advantages of buying through a company, the costs and traps the gurus don't mention, and the investor profile for whom it does make sense.
Cadastral value vs market value in Spain: differences and uses
Cadastral value and market value are completely different concepts. How each is set, when each is used and why the cadastral value is often out of date.
CaixaBank properties for sale: where its repossessions are sold in 2026
CaixaBank no longer sells repossessions via Servihabitat: since 2024 Solvia handles them; the old portfolio stays at Servihabitat. Where to look and negotiate.
Capital gains tax on selling a flat in Spain: how the gain is taxed
When you sell a flat, the capital gain is taxed under IRPF. How it's calculated, what exemptions exist (main home, over-65s) and how much you'll pay.
Catastro in Spain: how to look up a property and what it's for
How to check the Catastro for free, what data it holds (floor area, reference, value), what it doesn't and how to use it before buying a home.