Buying property in Valencia can be an exciting experience. However, many international buyers unwittingly fall into expensive traps. The most common mistakes involve trusting the wrong people or ignoring local legalities. For example, relying solely on a seller’s agent or skipping technical inspections can be disastrous. Furthermore, many buyers fail...

In 2026, securing a mortgage in Spain as a foreigner is highly achievable. Specifically, the market has entered a stable phase, with interest rates currently ranging from 2.8% to 3.5%. Non-residents can usually borrow between 60% and 70% of a property’s value. To succeed, you must demonstrate a debt-to-income ratio...

In Spain, every apartment building belongs to a ‘Comunidad de Propietarios’. This means that you are essentially a co-owner of the roof, stairs and lift. This system is governed by the Horizontal Property Law (LPH). You must pay regular monthly fees, as well as occasional extraordinary charges known as derramas....

The luxury suburban property market in Valencia is set to enter a phase of ‘premium consolidation’ in 2026. Specifically, buyers are moving away from the city centre in search of private gardens, round-the-clock security and proximity to elite international schools. Torre en Conill, Rocafort and Bétera embody this lifestyle to...