Easter break to mark start of record year for tourism in Spain 8 Apr 11:02 PM (9 days ago)
Easter break to mark start of record year for tourism in Spain
INE’s data shows a significant ramping up of visitor numbers during the January to April period over the last few years, with almost 24 million visitors during the first four months of 2024. The figure was 14.5% higher than for the same period in 2023, which in turn was 32% higher than the same period in 2022. Some of this increase can be attributed to holiday patterns resetting after the years of disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, but certainly not all of it. Indeed, further rises are still anticipated, with Segittur projecting an 8.3% rise in visitor numbers during the first four months of 2025, with over 26 million foreign arrivals expected.
In terms of where those visitors are headed, eBooking reveals that the most booked Spanish destinations between 12th and 21st April this year are Seville, Madrid and Malaga. Many visitors are visiting for Semana Santa (Holy Week), which runs from Palm Sunday on 13th April through to Easter Sunday on the 20th. During that time, Spain comes alive with vibrant celebrations and processions. One of the most exciting is Malaga’s famous Procesión del Cautivo (Procession of the Captive), when thousands line the streets to see Nuestro Padre Jesús Cautivo and the Virgen de la Trinidad pass by.
With an average temperature of 16°C and a high of 21°C (according to Holiday Weather), April in Malaga is also the ideal time to enjoy the local beaches and golf courses. Leading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España notes that this is the time of year when property sales start ramping up too, with many buyers keen to snap up homes by those same beaches and golf courses.
The Easter break is the ideal time to view properties in Spain. Our buyers are seeking lifestyle benefits, exclusivity and investment potential, all of which they can find in the Malaga area. Turning an Easter holiday into the time to find your dream second home in the Spanish sunshine is something that can deliver lifelong benefits.”
Homes at Sunny Golf, at Estepona Golf, are already attracting keen interest from buyers in the Malaga area. The two- and three-bedroom properties range from ground floor apartments with private gardens to spacious penthouses, all with generous terraces for soaking up the sunshine and enjoying the golf course views. The development comes with a communal swimming pool and communal gardens for all residents to enjoy, all surrounded by spectacular scenery.
For beach lovers, Solemar by Malaga’s Casares Beach provides apartments and penthouses just 750 m from the seafront, with some properties offering stunning, unobstructed views of the Mediterranean. The light-filled homes face southwest, with terraces flowing from living rooms to blend indoor and outdoor living perfectly. Rated A for their energy efficiency and priced from €385,000, the properties meet a wide range of buyers’ needs, serving as primary residences, second homes and solid investment opportunities.
Sunny Golf, apartments with communal pool
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https://www.londondaily.news/easter-break-to-mark-start-of-record-year-for-tourism-in-spain/
https://euroweeklynews.com/2025/04/09/easter-could-be-a-golden-egg-for-coastal-estate-agents/
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Prime property buyers satisfy in Spain 27 Mar 6:19 AM (21 days ago)
Prime property buyers satisfy lifestyle and financial considerations in Spain
Leading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España is seeing this in action on the ground, with buyers prioritising the peace and exclusivity of penthouses in leading Costa del Sol locations.
That’s not to say that prime residential real estate buyers in Spain aren’t also focused on their finances. According to Savills, global prime residential capital value growth should average 1.6% in 2025, but Spanish locations look set to achieve closer to 4-5%. The firm also points to Spain as one of the locations leading Eurozone GDP growth in 2025, along with Ireland and Central and Eastern Europe.
With financial and lifestyle priorities aligned, international buyers are primed to reap the rewards of penthouse living. With Taylor Wimpey España penthouses, that means enjoying unrivalled views of the sea or the golf course, with breathtaking sunrises and sunsets becoming part of everyday life. The properties’ extensive terraces are also part of the appeal, with buyers enjoying plenty of room to dine and host gatherings outdoors or simply relax and enjoy the serenity that comes from having nothing but open skies above.
The penthouses at Solana Village at La Cala Golf Resort in Mijas (Malaga) showcase this. That includes a large terrace that runs along the entire length of the open plan kitchen/living/dining room, while an enormous solarium crowns the property.
Outdoor space is also a priority at Solemar, just 750 m from Malaga’s Casares Beach. Cleverly conceived wraparound terraces provide access to outdoor space from two of the three bedrooms, as well as from the open plan living space. As with the Solana Village penthouse design, Solemar’s most exclusive properties are flooded with natural light and deliver spectacular views.
At Marbella Lake in Nueva Andalucia, the two exceptional duplex penthouses take outdoor space to the next level. The south-facing homes feature terraces on two levels. The lower-level terrace is accessed from the living room and one of the two double bedrooms. The upstairs terrace, which has room for a dining table, soft seating area and sun beds, is directly accessed from the hallway. It can also be accessed from the main bedroom, which together with one of the property’s two bathrooms occupies the upper floor of the home. The sea and lakeside views are superb, while residents also enjoy use of the development’s four communal swimming pools.
Solana Village : Appartements en vente avec piscine commune à La Cala Golf Resort
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Why now is the time to invest in Spain 20 Mar 6:17 AM (28 days ago)
Is now the time to invest in Spain? Taylor Wimpey says “yes” after experiencing its best year ever in 2024.
It’s not just Europeans snapping up Spanish properties, Spain has a worldwide appeal. In 2024, Taylor Wimpey sold homes to buyers from 41 different nationalities.
Across Spain, house prices continue to rise. In February 2025 alone, prices on the Costa Blanca increased by 1.1 per cent.
By the end of 2024, Taylor Wimpey Spain had acquired land for 3,196 homes, up from 2,866 the previous year, across the Costa del Sol, Costa Blanca, and the Balearic Islands. The company is actively seeking more land to expand its presence.
With over 65 years of experience on the Spanish Mediterranean coast, Taylor Wimpey saw significant growth in sales, profits, and overall performance despite economic challenges, reinforcing the strength of the housing market.
In 2024, the developer handed over 504 homes, a sharp rise from 410 in 2023, driven by strong demand and the company’s ability to meet buyers’ needs. Revenue surged by 34 per cent to over €225 million, with the average home price increasing to €447,000 from €411,000 in 2023.
By the end of 2024, 491 homes were reserved for delivery in 2025 and 2026, closely matching the previous year’s 490, reflecting continued demand and confidence in the company’s developments.
Taylor Wimpey’s Managing Director, Juan Diego Menéndez, described 2024 as an “exceptional year” and reaffirmed the company’s commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Looking ahead to 2025, the company plans to focus on acquiring more land, launching new projects, improving construction efficiency, increasing sales, enhancing its digital presence, achieving environmental targets, and strengthening its reputation as a trusted home builder.
https://euroweeklynews.com/2025/03/17/why-now-is-the-time-to-invest-in-spain/
Exclusive, new townhouses with communal pool in Esporles
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New home sales surge in Spain 19 Mar 3:15 AM (last month)
New home sales surge in Spain as demand for sustainable properties grows
Spain’s property market is witnessing a significant shift, with demand for newly constructed homes far outpacing that for older properties. According to recently published Q4 2024 figures from Spain’s Association of Registrars, sales of new homes surged by 21.6% year-on-year. In contrast, older property sales grew by just 6.4%, while overall home sales rose by 9.2%.
The latest quarterly data further highlights this trend. During Q4 2024, sales of new homes increased by 18.3%, with 38,671 transactions recorded. Meanwhile, the number of sales for older homes remained stagnant, showing 0.0% growth at 133,880 transactions.
New homes Spain: Andalusia leads the charge
The Andalusia region has been at the forefront of this surge in new home sales, experiencing a 30.5% year-on-year increase. By comparison, older property sales in the region saw minimal growth at just 0.2%.
Marc Pritchard, Sales and Marketing Director at leading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España, attributes this trend to the increasing demand for sustainable housing.
“Buying new means buying a home that features the latest eco-conscious building techniques and technology. Older properties simply can’t compete when it comes to the energy efficiency of new builds. Buyers are choosing new homes with this in mind, supporting sustainability while lowering their energy bills,” Pritchard commented.
Energy-efficient living
Taylor Wimpey España’s latest development in Andalusia, Altura 160, embodies this sustainability-driven demand. These A-rated apartments and penthouses are designed to maximise natural light, featuring aerothermy, underfloor heating, double glazing, LED lighting, and pre-installed electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Similarly, the firm’s Eden Beach development in the Valencian Community aligns with this trend. Situated just 700 metres from La Mata beach, these properties boast large terraces with sea views and are also designed with sustainability in mind. P
New builds outperform in price growth
Not only are sales of new homes outstripping older properties, but price growth is also more pronounced in the new-build sector. Prices for newly constructed homes rose by 3.7% in Q4 2024, compared to a 1.6% increase for older properties.
In some regions, new-build price growth far exceeded the national average. In Andalusia, prices for newly built homes rose by 13.0% year-on-year, while in the Balearic Islands, they increased by 12.1%. The Valencian Community also saw strong growth, with a 5.2% rise in new-build prices.
“All the figures are pointing to the strength of the new homes market here in Spain, from sales volumes to price increases. Buyers increasingly appreciate the advantages of investment in new homes in both the shorter term and the long term,” Pritchard added.
International buyers fuel demand
The Spanish property market continues to attract international interest, with foreign buyers accounting for 14.5% of all home purchases in Q4 2024. British buyers led the charge, making up 8.6% of international purchases, followed by German buyers (6.7%), Dutch buyers (5.91%), and buyers from Morocco and France (both at 5.3%).
As Spain’s new-build market thrives, both domestic and international buyers are increasingly prioritising sustainability and energy efficiency. With strong sales growth and rising prices, the trend towards eco-conscious living looks set to continue.
Eden Beach: new apartments with swimming pools and communal garden. Torrevieja.
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Acceleration of new home sales in Spain 17 Mar 4:25 AM (last month)
Acceleration of new home sales in Spain underpinned by rising demand for sustainable properties
Rising demand for newly constructed homes in Spain is significantly outstripping appetite for older properties. Recently published Q4 2024 figures from Spain’s Association of Registrars show that sales of new homes jumped 21.6% year-on-year. That compares to an increase of just 6.4% for older homes and 9.2% across all property types.
For the most recent quarter (Q4 2024), the figures again reflect the strength of buyer demand for new homes. The number of new homes sold rose by 18.3% during the quarter (38,671 properties), while the number of used home sales plateaued at 0.0% (133,880 properties).
Leading the increase in new home sales was the Andalusia region, which saw a 30.5% year-on-year increase, compared to just 0.2% for older properties in the same area. According to leading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España, which currently has homes in Andalusia for sale at Altura 160, sustainability is a crucial factor behind this demand. The firm’s Sales and Marketing Director, comments:
“Buying new means buying a home that features the latest eco-conscious building techniques and technology. Older properties simply can’t compete when it comes to the energy efficiency of new builds. Buyers are choosing new homes with this in mind, supporting sustainability while lowering their energy bills.”
Homes at Altura 160, which are rated “A” for their energy efficiency, showcase this trend in action. The spacious new apartments and penthouses face southeast, built to take maximum advantage of Spain’s abundant sunlight. Priced from €585,000 plus VAT, the homes feature aerothermy, underfloor heating, double glazing, LED spotlights and pre-installing for electric vehicle charging, supporting buyers to live more sustainably.
Newly constructed homes are outstripping older properties in terms of price rises, as well as sales volumes. New builds saw prices increase by 3.7% during the last quarter of 2024, compared to an increase of 1.6% for older homes.
“All the figures are pointing to the strength of the new homes market here in Spain, from sales volumes to price increases. Buyers increasingly appreciate the advantages of investment in new homes in both the shorter term and the long term.”
Sales and Marketing Director, Taylor Wimpey España
Many Spanish regions saw new construction price rises notably surpass the average. In Andalusia, new build prices grew 13.0% year-on-year, while in the Balearic Islands, they increased by 12.1%. In the Valencian Community, home to Taylor Wimpey España’s A-rated homes at Eden Beach, new build prices rose by 5.2% year-on-year.
Like Altura 160, Eden Beach showcases a wealth of sustainability features that simply can’t be found in older properties. The homes, which cost from €245,000 plus VAT, are just 700 metres from the stunning La Mata beach, providing magnificent sea views courtesy of their good-sized terraces and southeast orientation.
Both domestic Spanish buyers and international buyers appreciate the merits of newly constructed homes, according to the Taylor Wimpey España team. According to the Association of Registrars, international buyers accounted for 14.5% of all home purchases in Spain during Q4 2024. Buyers from the United Kingdom led the way, accounting for 8.6% of all international purchasers. They were followed by buyers from Germany (6.7% of all international buyers), the Netherlands (5.91%), Morocco (5.3%) and France (5.3%).
Eden Beach: new apartments with swimming pools and communal garden. Torrevieja.
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Buying a home in Spain? 12 Mar 1:42 AM (last month)
Buying a home in Spain? Everything Brits need to know as demand rises for sustainable properties
For the most recent quarter (Q4 2024), the figures again reflect the strength of buyer demand for new homes. The number of new homes sold rose by 18.3% during the quarter (38,671 properties), while the number of used home sales plateaued at 0.0% (133,880 properties).
Leading the increase in new home sales was the Andalusia region, which saw a 30.5% year-on-year increase, compared to just 0.2% for older properties in the same area. According to leading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España, which currently has homes in Andalusia for sale at Altura 160, sustainability is a crucial factor behind this demand. The firm’s Sales and Marketing Director, comments:
“Buying new means buying a home that features the latest eco-conscious building techniques and technology. Older properties simply can’t compete when it comes to the energy efficiency of new builds. Buyers are choosing new homes with this in mind, supporting sustainability while lowering their energy bills.”
Homes at Altura 160, which are rated “A” for their energy efficiency, showcase this trend in action. The spacious new apartments and penthouses face southeast, built to take maximum advantage of Spain’s abundant sunlight. Priced from €585,000 plus VAT, the homes feature aerothermy, underfloor heating, double glazing, LED spotlights and pre-installing for electric vehicle charging, supporting buyers to live more sustainably.
Newly constructed homes are outstripping older properties in terms of price rises, as well as sales volumes. New builds saw prices increase by 3.7% during the last quarter of 2024, compared to an increase of 1.6% for older homes. Marc Pritchard, Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey España, comments:
“All the figures are pointing to the strength of the new homes market here in Spain, from sales volumes to price increases. Buyers increasingly appreciate the advantages of investment in new homes in both the shorter term and the long term.”
Like Altura 160, Eden Beach showcases a wealth of sustainability features that simply can’t be found in older properties. The homes, which cost from €245,000 plus VAT, are just 700 metres from the stunning La Mata beach, providing magnificent sea views courtesy of their good-sized terraces and southeast orientation.
Both domestic Spanish buyers and international buyers appreciate the merits of newly constructed homes, according to the Taylor Wimpey España team. According to the Association of Registrars, international buyers accounted for 14.5% of all home purchases in Spain during Q4 2024. Buyers from the United Kingdom led the way, accounting for 8.6% of all international purchasers. They were followed by buyers from Germany (6.7% of all international buyers), the Netherlands (5.91%), Morocco (5.3%) and France (5.3%).
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A room with a view: Spanish homes 11 Feb 6:36 AM (2 months ago)
A room with a view: Spanish homes delivering life-affirming vistas
“A beautiful view delivers wide-ranging benefits, from a life-affirming sense of connection with nature to a lasting degree of desirability in terms of your property’s value.” So speaks the Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey España, as the leading Spanish homebuilder announces a stunning selection of new homes in the Costa del Sol.
The new homes – a collection of three-storey townhouses known as Almazara Views, in the striking Sierra de las Nieves on the slopes of La Concha. Their large, south-westerly facing terraces look out over the mountains and ancient woodland to the sparkling Mediterranean Sea of Marbella Bay.
Istán is well known for its impressive vistas, which are so popular that the local council has installed a giant swing and bench for residents’ enjoyment of the views. At 1.3m high and 4m wide, the bench is one of the largest in Spain.
Homebuyers at Almazara Views can enjoy the spectacular scenery from the comfort of their terraces. The third phase of homes consists of 12 beautiful townhouses positioned at the highest part of the development, providing buyers with the best panoramic views. The first two phases have already sold out, with buyers from Britain and the Netherlands topping the list of 14 different nationalities who bought homes there. All of the townhouses come fully equipped, with premium finishes, ready for buyers to move straight in. The development also has a communal swimming pool, communal garden and pretty rural pathways through forested areas, for residents to connect with nature.
The Costa del Sol, with its magnificent coastline and rolling greenery, offers a range of other homes with exceptional views. At The Meadows at the prestigious La Cala Golf Resort, the three-storey homes look over the rich greenery of the fairways, while their south-west facing terraces and private gardens soak up plenty of sun. Meanwhile, at Altura 160 in Benahavis, the elevated position of the apartments and homes delivers panoramic views to the golf courses of Atalaya and El Paraiso, down to Marbella Bay. respectively.
“The rich diversity of the natural landscapes in the Costa del Sol provides a wealth of choice for buyers seeking homes with premium views. Those scenic vistas are complemented by the local outdoor lifestyle, which offers plentiful opportunities for walking, hiking, cycling, swimming, water sports and more. And with the cosmopolitan atmosphere of Marbella and Puerto Banús on hand, there’s the ideal balance between natural beauty and modern convenience.”
Sales and Marketing Director, Taylor Wimpey España
https://www.londondaily.news/a-room-with-a-view-spanish-homes-delivering-life-affirming-vistas/
https://londonlovesproperty.com/a-room-with-a-view-spanish-homes-delivering-life-affirming-vistas/
Almazara Forest, Istán: new apartments with terraces and panoramic views
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Taylor Wimpey Spain points to sustainability 2 Feb 11:17 PM (2 months ago)
Home completions jump 23% in a year, as Taylor Wimpey Spain points to sustainability as top 2025 priority
Leading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España has reported a significant acceleration in construction. The firm completed 504 homes in 2024 – an increase of 23% compared to the 410 completed in 2023. Selling prices also rose in 2024, with an average selling price of €440,000 during the year, up 10% from 2023’s average of €400,000.
Looking back over the past year, as well as to 2025 and beyond, sustainability and energy efficiency have become central to the construction of the firm’s Spanish homes. Taylor Wimpey España is now delivering a range of homes rated A for their energy efficiency, with properties available in the Costa del Sol, Costa Blanca and Mallorca. Sustainability Spain.
An example is Eden Beach, a cluster of bright, contemporary apartments just 700 metres from La Mata beach in Torrevieja. The homes combine urban convenience with spectacular sea views, with everything from a local Mercadona supermarket to the stunning beach easily reachable on foot. Ground floor apartments come with their own gardens, while those on the top floor have private solariums. All homes within the private, gated community come with double glazing, aerothermal heating and pre-installation for electric vehicles. Rated A for their energy efficiency, the homes ensure that owners’ energy bills will be kept to a minimum.
“Energy efficiency is a big focus for us. It’s the responsible way to build, in big-picture terms, plus it delivers cost savings to every homebuyer each time they pay their energy bills. We’re proud to be showcasing this commitment at Eden Beach.”
Sales and Marketing Director, Taylor Wimpey Spain
Prices at Eden Beach start from €245,000 plus VAT for a two-bedroom apartment, as part of the second phase of apartments being built at the development. These second phase homes have been designed to provide larger terraces, as well as new layouts, including three-bedroom penthouses for those seeking the ultimate sea views. The price of all homes includes use of the resort’s facilities, which encompass landscaped gardens and beautiful cascading pools. A show home is available for those wishing to see the development either in person or virtually.
Taylor Wimpey España has made clear that sustainability will be at the core of the way it designs and builds homes in 2025 and beyond. Aerothermal heating, which uses heat pumps to draw energy from the air to heat and cool homes, and produce hot water, is one of several design features that are key to this aim. Others include aerated faucets and dual flush cisterns for saving water, the installation of energy efficient appliances, air conditioning systems with R32 refrigerant gas (known for their energy efficiency) and controlled mechanical ventilation for interior air renewal.
For internal common areas, low consumption lighting is used in combination with presence sensors. Outside, native vegetation is maintained where possible and new planting is chosen to minimise water consumption, with drip irrigation systems with timers in garden areas.
The build process is also as sustainable as possible, using local suppliers to help minimise the carbon footprint resulting from transporting materials. Site waste is segregated and recycled and all energy used during the build process is contracted with suppliers who hold a Certified Guarantee of Origin for the execution of the work.
“Building homes more sustainably takes thought and commitment. It’s also an area where we can continually strive to do more, pushing the boundaries to ensure that new homes are built in a way that helps to fight climate change and contributes to improved health and wellbeing.”
Sales and Marketing Director, Taylor Wimpey Spain
Eden Beach: new apartments with swimming pools and communal garden. Torrevieja.
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Construction of sustainable, energy efficient homes accelerating 30 Jan 11:03 PM (2 months ago)
Construction of sustainable, energy efficient homes accelerating
Spain is seeing a considerable acceleration in the construction of new homes in 2025 as selling prices continue to rise.
Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España reported that they completed 504 homes in 2024, an increase of 23 percent compared to the 410 built in 2023. At the same time, selling prices rose, with 2023’s average selling price being €400,000, going up to €440,000 in 2024.
Sustainability and energy efficiency have become central to customer demands over the last few years with properties in the Costa del Sol, Costa Blanca, and Mallorca. An example is Eden Beach, a cluster of bright, contemporary apartments just 700 metres from La Mata beach in Torrevieja. The homes combine urban convenience with spectacular sea views, with everything from a local Mercadona supermarket to the stunning beach easily reachable on foot.
Energy efficiency and sustainability the key to new homes
Ground floor apartments come with their own gardens, while those on the top floor have private solariums. All homes within the private, gated community come with double glazing, aerothermal heating and pre-installation for electric vehicles. Rated A for their energy efficiency, the homes ensure that owners’ energy bills will be kept to a minimum.
For internal common areas, low-consumption lighting is used in combination with presence sensors. Outside, native vegetation is maintained where possible, and new planting is chosen to minimise water consumption, with drip irrigation systems with timers in garden areas.
The build process is also as sustainable as possible, using local suppliers to help minimise the carbon footprint resulting from transporting materials. Site waste is segregated and recycled, and all energy used during the build process is contracted with suppliers who hold a Certified Guarantee of Origin for the execution of the work.
Eden Beach: new apartments with swimming pools and communal garden. Torrevieja.
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British developer to convert Palma building into apartments 13 Jan 12:36 AM (3 months ago)
British developer to convert rundown Palma building into apartments
British construction company Taylor Wimpey, which has been active in Spain since the late 1950s, is to redevelop a building on Palma’s C. Manacor that could have up to seven floors of apartments.
The current building, number 39, dates back to 1942. Taylor Wimpey have obtained town hall approval to demolish it and are currently waiting on the permit for construction.
British construction company Taylor Wimpey, which has been active in Spain since the late 1950s, is to redevelop a building on Palma’s C. Manacor that could have up to seven floors of apartments.
The current building, number 39, dates back to 1942. Taylor Wimpey have obtained town hall approval to demolish it and are currently waiting on the permit for construction.
The building’s location is between Foners and Pere Garau, two areas that until recently were not of great interest to the real-estate market. This is no longer the case, and C. Manacor is itself now attracting the attention of investors.
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