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Taylor Wimpey España is calling on British investors to take advantage of the growing popularity of off-plan property purchases in Spain, pointing to rising demand, early price security and the potential for capital gains as key selling points.
Spanish REIT Vivenio has adopted Lavanda’s proptech platform to roll out its new Flex Living strategy across a portfolio of over 6,400 homes in response to growing demand for flexible rentals.
Despite being a favourite among foreign buyers, Spain ranks among the least attractive European destinations for property investment in 2025, according to new research by expat specialists William Russell.
Knight Frank’s global rental index shows prime rents are slowing worldwide, rising just 2.2% in 2024 — the weakest growth in three years. London rents remain elevated despite global cooling.
A new study by RAW Capital Partners reveals increasing diversity in international investment in UK property, with demand growing beyond traditional markets in the Middle East and the US.
Property software company Redpin is strengthening its presence in Brazil through a new partnership with Currencies Direct, offering streamlined financial services to support the growing wave of Brazilian buyers entering Portugal’s real estate market.
Discover the top countries inviting British expats to buy property, from Italy’s €1 houses to Greece’s Golden Visa, plus expert tips from William Russell for smooth overseas purchases.
Chestertons Global joins forces with Xtophe Properties in Portugal’s Algarve, aiming to attract UK investors through expanded multilingual services and a bolstered European strategy.
Discover why London’s luxury property market is outpacing global super-prime real estate, even as major cities from Miami to Dubai report slowdowns in Q3 2024, according to Knight Frank’s latest data.
The Spanish government has confirmed that its popular ‘Golden Visa’ scheme – which grants non-EU citizens residency rights in exchange for property or other investments worth at least €500,000 – will end on 3 April.
