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The new Spanish law speeding up squatter evictions is finally ready. Imagine someone walks into your home or property without permission and starts living there. In Spain, this is called “squatting” or “okupación,” and it’s been a headache for homeowners because it could take months—or even years—to get them out. A new law is changing that, making the process much faster.

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Costa del Sol is one of Spain’s most sought-after regions for property investment, offering sun-soaked beaches, vibrant expat communities, and a mix of luxury and value. Whether you’re seeking a vacation home, a retirement retreat, or a rental investment, here’s what you need to know about buying property in 2025.

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In 2024, Spain’s property market experienced a remarkable boom, with an average of 1,754 homes sold every day, totalling 641,919 transactions by the end of the year. This marks the second-highest number of property sales since the 2008 market crash, just behind 2022’s record. Despite the impressive numbers and comparisons to the pre-crisis peak of 2007, real estate experts believe the market is not in a property bubble.

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Ready to navigate the exciting changes in Costa del Sol’s property landscape? Let’s break down these  new laws that are reshaping our region’s real estate future, that create:

– Clearer purchase processes
– Better protected investments
– Enhanced future value potential
– Improved lifestyle amenities

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The Spanish tourism industry celebrated a record-breaking year in 2024, with Málaga and Sevilla airports leading the charge in Andalucía. These impressive statistics underscore the region’s growing appeal as a prime destination for global travelers and reinforce its position as one of Spain’s tourism hotspots.

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Five property experts predict how much house prices will rise in Malaga and along the Costa del Sol this year.

Real estate analysts agree that prices will continue to climb, but differ on the size of the increase.

Malaga was the second most expensive province in Spain in terms of house prices in 2024 with an increase of 13%, according to the property valuation company Tinsa by Accumin. (more…)

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