Real Estate Blog

The Spanish government is currently preparing to introduce its "Digital Nomad Visa," which will allow people to live in Spain without the need for a full work visa if they perform remote work for foreign businesses. The visa is anticipated to cover international (non-EU) employees working for non-Spanish businesses. You will only need to register for it within 30 days of moving to Spain, and it will last for a year, after which you can reapply for up to five years.

When you decide to live in Spain, or even if you are on holiday there are so many places to visit and explore. Only 35 minutes from Torrevieja, you will find the beautiful port city of CARTAGENA on the Costa Cálida, Murcia, home to the Spanish Navy.  Due to its strategic location, it has been home to a variety of civilizations, including the Carthaginians and Romans, all of which have left their stamp on the region. The old town of CARTAGENA is locate...

The urbanisation of Lago Jardin was constructed in 1989, a combines a variety of accommodations, from Apartments to Bungalows and Townhouses.  The gardens and amenities at the Urbanisation Lago Jardin, Los Balcones, are some of the best you can find. There is a large swimming pool (which is child friendly) which is open to residents, as well as a poolside Bar and Restaurant (Bar Piscina Lago Jardin 1) which is Open to the public,&nb...

One of the mainstays of Spanish towns is the Municipal Market, which forms part of the daily life of its inhabitants, not just as a place to purchase their weekly shopping but also as a place to sit and talk with friends. A great example of one of these indoor markets is in Torrevieja, which has a wealth of stalls selling meat, fish, and vegetables, as well as small bars where you can sit and enjoy a tapas and a glass of win...