Real Estate Blog

Although the sun is clearly a major element in why so many people choose to relocate to Torrevieja, there are a number of other reasons why people choose to do so as well. Because of the great standard of living and continued affordability, Torrevieja continues to be one of the most popular areas in Spain for individuals to settle down and call home. Accessibility - One of the main factors that influence people's decisions to live in Torrevieja is the area's p...

Granada and the Alhambra are the next stop in our series of articles on Spanish tourist destinations to explore near Javea. The Alhambra in Murcia, which can be reached in just three hours from Torrevieja, is one historical site in the Andaluz region that you must unquestionably see. In the Spanish region of Andalusia, the Alhambra is a collection of palaces and fortifications. The construction of this palace, which was first begun in 1238 by the first Nasrid Emir and...

The most significant public holiday (also known as a "Red Day") is All Saints Day, which is observed on November 1 in remembrance of those who have passed away. For the families that return to their home villages to visit the graves of their loved ones and leave flowers, all of the local town halls (Ayuntamientos) maintain and develop the local cemeteries. Following their visit to the cemetery, family groups frequently gather to rejoice and remember their loved ones b...

So many are asking the same question, why is the property market still so strong in Spain? 1. Cost of Living - When you are in receipt of a pension from another country whether you are from Belgium, France, or the UK, then your money goes a lot further on the daily necessities than it does in your home country. 2. Cost of Heating - The current daily temperature on the Costa Blanca is around a peak of 23 to 25 degrees, and 18 degrees at night. The weather generally sta...