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2026: A favourable time to purchase a first home, with government assistance and low interest rates

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The 12-month Euribor has remained at its lowest level since November, standing at a provisional average of 2.22%, which means a slight drop in variable mortgage payments. This scenario of stable interest rates, together with new government subsidies for home purchases coming in 2026, make this year a real opportunity for those who want to […]

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The importance of bank pre-approval: Why you should not view any properties without knowing how much the bank will lend you.

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Why it is more than advisable to have bank pre-approval before looking at houses, because the house hunting process can be confusing. There is a lot to learn about mortgages, paperwork and viewings, and I am going to tell you what the most important step is: getting bank pre-approval before you start looking at houses, […]

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How Much Longer Will We Look the Other Way? The Public Administration and the Social Housing Time Bomb

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The housing crisis in Spain is no longer just a concern. It’s an emergency. And the most alarming part isn’t that we’ve reached this point, but that those with the power to act remain frozen—trapped by ideology, bureaucracy, lack of political will, and, let’s be honest, incompetence and short-sightedness. Where is the government when it’s […]

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Spain’s Constitutional Court Questions Property Tax Values: Are We Paying Too Much?

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Spain’s Constitutional Court has taken a major step that could shake up how property taxes are calculated. It has admitted for review a legal challenge against the controversial “reference value” (valor de referencia) used as the basis for calculating key taxes like the Property Transfer Tax (ITP) and the Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISyD). 📌 […]

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Subsidized housing in Spain is dead, killed by prices, bureaucracy and taxes

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The current housing situation in Spain is simply shameful. For the first time since official records began, the average price per square meter of subsidized housing exceeds €1,170 across the country. And what is most scandalous is that in eleven provinces, this type of supposedly affordable housing is even more expensive than private housing. What […]

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