José Luis Aranda

Experts predict the lack of wind power and greater demand due to air conditioning will lead to record-breaking prices

The new figures, however, show that women continue to bear the brunt of the coronavirus crisis, representing 60% of the unemployed and 52% of furloughed workers in July

The number of people in employment rose by 464,900 in the second quarter while the jobless rate has fallen to 15.26%

Spain’s mecca of mass tourism is celebrating the completion of Intempo, Europe’s tallest residential tower, achieved despite the dual crises of 2008 and 2020

Rental prices have dropped as a result of the coronavirus crisis which has pushed more tourist apartments onto the market, leading to a surplus of supply

Demand for houses has skyrocketed as a result of the pandemic, with sales at record-high levels, according to the Notary General Council

The sector has recorded its worst semester ever, with a 97% drop in visitors and 750,000 jobs at risk

As the coronavirus lockdown eases, experts predict that capacity in the workplace will be reduced by 30% to 50%, with staff combining teleworking with on-site shifts

The country is walking into a new adverse scenario with different economic tools than it had during the Great Recession

The residential area near the southern city of Marbella features two golf courses, a country club and is home to business magnates like Hans Snook, the founder of the UK cellphone company Orange

Local politicians say short-term rentals are responsible for the soaring property prices, which have risen more than 56% in the past five years

Contract periods are extended, price hikes are contained, and evictions must first be notified with social services

Authorities in Spain ask would-be buyers and tenants to use common sense when faced with an offer that proposes early payment through uncontrolled channels

Statistics suggest a new record this year in applications for a residency-by-investment program that critics say does not provide enough safeguards against money laundering

British citizens made the largest number of purchases in the first half of 2018, followed by the French and Germans

Rafael de la Concepción may live in one of Madrid’s most expensive neighborhoods, but his is anything but a life of luxury, and the owners of the property want him out