Renting in Spain

Spain’s new rent update index replaces CPI (IPC) for many contracts. The official figure for 2025 is 2.32%, which becomes the key reference for annual rent updates in 2026 under the Housing Law. Here’s what it means for landlords and tenants, how to apply it, and why contract dates matter.

Worried your electricity will be cut off after one missed bill in Spain? The process is slower and legally regulated. Here’s the real timeline—from payment deadlines and official notices to Bono Social protections and how to restore service fast.

Spain is preparing major changes to its rental laws, combining new financial protections for landlords with faster eviction procedures for illegal occupants and non-paying tenants. Here’s what the upcoming real decreto could mean for landlords, tenants and investors.

Forget market crashes and uncertainty — the Costa del Sol tells a different story. With record-breaking tourism, strong foreign demand, and stable prices, Marbella, Estepona, and Benahavís are becoming top picks for Canadians, Americans, and global investors alike.

Starting July 1, 2025, Spain will introduce a Unified Registry for tourist and seasonal rentals. This system aims to enhance transparency, combat illegal rentals, and protect consumer rights, making the rental market fairer and safer for all participants.

Madrid has ranked as the least attractive city for relocation in Spain, according to a report by the OCU. The study evaluated major cities based on housing affordability, public services, safety, and environmental conditions. Despite its cultural and employment opportunities, Madrid faces challenges in cost of living, air quality, and…

Using your deposit to cover the last month's rent in Spain might seem convenient, but it's a risky move that can lead to legal and financial trouble. Learn why this common practice is best avoided and how to ensure a smooth rental experience.