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Tourist and foreign homes account for 3.6% of the housing stock in Castellón
Tourist homes and those of non-resident foreigners make up 3.6% of Castellón's housing stock, above the national average, according to the Bank of Spain.
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Telefónica sells its Gran Vía headquarters to Tomás Olivo for 200 million
Telefónica finalises the sale of its Gran Vía headquarters to Tomás Olivo for 200 million. The deal may allow for a change of use, pending negotiations with the City Council.
Companies
A Stairway to the Sunken Patio: The House that Defies the Slope in Tarragona
A home in Cala Tamarit (Tarragona) turns a slope into an architectural journey with a staircase descending to a sunken patio.
Companies
Caterina and Badi merge to manage 7,000 flexible rental apartments
Caterina and Badi merge to create Spain's largest 'flex living' platform, with €250 million in assets and a goal of 7,000 homes in four years.
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Apartment of 75 m2 in Ferrol auctioned from 3,800 euros: four bedrooms and kitchen
The Tax Agency auctions a 75 m2 apartment in Ferrol from 3,803 euros, featuring four bedrooms and a kitchen. Bidding ends on July 27.
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The real estate wealth of Spanish households reaches €7.73 trillion, a 13% increase
Spanish household real estate wealth reached €7.73 trillion in 2025, a 13% increase from the previous year, according to the Bank of Spain.
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María de Molina: the street that defies prices in the Salamanca district with four luxury projects
Four luxury developments are repositioning María de Molina, where square metre prices reach €10,182, driven by a lack of land and international student demand.
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Owners of vacant homes pay €4.457 billion in income tax, 1.18% more than in 2023
Owners of vacant homes are already paying €4.457 billion in income tax, 1.18% more than in 2023. There are 4.91 million vacant properties in Spain.
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Rent in Vigo rises by 4.68% in 2024: Comesaña-Matamá leads the increase with 6%
Average rent in Vigo rose by 4.68% in 2024 to €581. Comesaña-Matamá saw the highest increase at 6%, according to the Tax Agency.
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Rent for new homes rises by 16.6% and drives up prices in Spain
New rental homes enter the market at prices 16.6% higher, according to the Bank of Spain, accelerating the rental crisis.