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Clocks go back one hour on the Canary Islands on Sunday, 25 October 2026, at 02:00. Here is what changes and what to check.

Spain's housing decrees are back, just days after Congress threw them out. On 2 October, Congress rejected both Royal Decree-Laws approved a few days earlier, after which Prime Minister Pedro …

Spain's government approved two new Royal Decree-Laws on housing on 29 September 2026, and several of the measures inside them would directly affect how landlords on Tenerife rent out their …

Non-resident property owners on Tenerife often assume the same tax deadline applies to everyone, but that is not the case — and a change taking effect this year makes the …

Spain's proposed 100% tax on property purchases by non-EU buyers remains just that: a proposal. Despite headlines suggesting a ban on foreign buyers, no such measure has been passed into …

Spain’s Supreme Court has officially confirmed that property owners are no longer required to pay community fee debts older than five years if no legal action was taken within that …

The choice of an appropriate educational institution is one of the crucial questions for any family relocating to Spain. There are several types of schools that can be considered, namely, …

In Spain, rent-to-own agreements have become an increasingly used alternative pathway to property purchase, especially among buyers who are not yet in a position to access a mortgage or who …

Are you planning to move to Spain with your dog? The process is tipically simple, as long as you follow the EU pet travel rules correctly. To enter Spain, your …

Spain’s property market offers buyers a wide selection of opportunities, ranging from newly developed residences with contemporary features to pre-owned homes full of charm and personality. For many international buyers, …