Your Real Estate Guide – Knowledge, Trends, and Tips

Short-term rental registration in Spain: regulations and requirements

The registration of short-term rentals is a key measure that marks a before and after in Spain’s temporary rental market. This new regulation not only aims to improve control of the sector but also to protect the rights of tenants and property owners.

Rent to own: how it works and what you need to know

Rent to own is an increasingly popular alternative for those who wish to acquire a property without having to make a large initial investment. This arrangement allows you to live in a property as a tenant while you consolidate the decision to buy.

Selling after an inheritance: procedures, taxes, and tips to avoid losing money

Selling a property after inheriting it can be both an opportunity and a challenge. First, because of the emotions linked to a bereavement, but also due to the complications that legal, fiscal, and bureaucratic procedures can entail –which some heirs are unaware of–.

What the ITE is and why it’s key when buying or selling a property

The Technical Building Inspection (ITE) is a mandatory procedure —in many Spanish cities— aimed at ensuring the safety, habitability, and conservation of buildings. Although it may sound technical, it is a fundamental tool to preserve urban heritage and ensure that properties, especially older ones, remain safe and functional.

Buying a second home: a complete guide to making the right decision

The idea of buying a second home is becoming increasingly popular among those looking for a place to disconnect or an investment with long-term profitability. Whether it is for family getaways or to generate income through holiday rentals, this type of purchase requires careful planning.

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What should a real estate agent ask a client?

To provide a professional service, it is essential to know what a real estate agent should ask a client before starting any purchase or sale transaction. The foundation of good guidance lies in fully understanding who the client is, what they need, and what they expect from the process. Only then can an agent anticipate obstacles, reduce timelines, and design a strategy that truly adds value.

How to reactivate real estate sales after the holidays: a guide for agents

Reactivating real estate sales after the holiday period is key to taking advantage of the increase in market activity that typically occurs in autumn. This season represents a major opportunity for real estate agents who know how to anticipate changes and adapt their strategies to new dynamics.

From beginner to reference point: Cristina’s story at Engel & Völkers

When Cristina took the step into the real estate world, she didn’t really know what to expect. She came from the tourism sector, with strong interpersonal skills but no experience in the buying and selling business. What she did know for sure was that she wanted a more autonomous, dynamic job with room to grow.

ARCOmadrid 2026: art, encounters and the Engel & Völkers Guest Lounge

Every spring, ARCOmadrid transforms IFEMA Madrid into one of the major meeting points for contemporary art in Europe. For several days, gallerists, collectors, artists and industry professionals walk through the fair’s halls in search of new proposals, trends and perspectives on the current artistic landscape.

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Prawn tartare canapé: a delicate, quick bite for the perfect welcome

Some welcomes turn an ordinary afternoon into a meaningful moment. In the campaign we created with chef Nino Redruello, we wanted to focus on exactly that: cooking as a way of caring. This prawn tartare canapé is proof of it. Quick to prepare, elegantly flavoured, and ideal for doing something beautiful without spending hours in the kitchen. Perfect for greeting the people you love at home.

Easter in Vitoria: What to Do

While the majority of the tourist community sets its sights on Bilbao or San Sebastián when planning a trip to the Basque Country, the Alava capital has grown considerably in this regard over recent years.

Sea urchin season on the Costa Brava: Tradition, Flavor and Seaside Lifestyle

The sea urchin season on the Costa Brava is much more than a winter gastronomic event. It is a cultural experience and a centuries-old tradition. For many, it is the ultimate reason to fall in love with the Girona coastline and consider acquiring a second home by the Mediterranean.

Why living in Girona is one of the best decisions in 2026

Girona has been attracting interest for years, but in 2026 this appeal has consolidated stronger than ever. It is not just a beautiful city: it is a place where you can live well, work at a good pace, disconnect in nature within minutes, and at the same time have services, culture, and international connections within reach. For this reason, more and more people — locals, families, professionals, and international residents — consider living in Girona as a real project.