Friday 28 de August de 2026 · Macaronesia
The tourist town of La Oliva holds Fuerteventura's largest concentration of holiday homes, with returns that attract investors from across Europe while residen…
Arrecife and Tías lead price rises that place the island among the most stressed markets in the Canary Islands, with a share of foreign purchases among the hig…
The Gran Canaria capital meets the requirements set out in Spain's national housing law and is working on the documentation needed to activate the designation:…
Buying a flat in the Tenerife capital or in La Laguna has never been so expensive: property portals put the price per square metre at record levels, while the …
The 1957-58 eruption that buried part of Faial's west coast under volcanic ash has become the parish of Capelo's biggest tourist draw, sending demand for secon…
With new housing off the table, owners and authorities are increasingly looking at renovating the traditional single-storey houses as the only real way to expa…
The price per square metre has risen sharply, pricing much of the under-35 population out of the market.
The island's long-standing Italian presence translates into a steady flow of villa and apartment purchases.
Santana's traditional thatched houses are increasingly being converted into tourist accommodation rather than family homes.
Emigration to the United States and Europe has left a housing stock that stays shuttered most of the year.
The local administration is preparing a scheme to hand over disused public properties to young families and essential workers.
The lack of affordable accommodation for banana farm workers in Tazacorte and Los Llanos de Aridane is forcing plantations to improvise housing solutions, acco…