Marbella

The pandemic led to increased demand for resort living and Marbella is emerging as a key beneficiary.

Spanish nationals and foreigners with worldwide assets in excess of €700,000 living in Andalucia will no longer pay tax on their worldwide assets.

Plans are afoot for a new digital nomad visa according to Spain’s Ministry of Economy.

Low interest rates, record building and luxury sales surging

Marbella’s property market saw a surge in sales in the first quarter of 2021 despite travel woes.

Marbella remains one of Europe's top second home destinations. The market has come a long way since 2012 when prices and sales volumes hit their post financial crisis low.