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Perhaps a cliche but it seems that the saying that property markets go in 7-year cycles but memories only last for 5 may actually be true. Lots of signs that the Spanish market is starting to repeat some bad habits.

The coast has many International schools but from Sept 2014 a new facility opens offering bilingual English/Spanish schooling for all nationalities.

Developers are facing tougher opposition from regional governments and environmentalists keen to undo Spain’s reputation for concreting over its beautiful scenery.

The ski resort in the Sierra Nevada in Andalucía is one the highest and sunniest in Europe. Find out what make this part of Andalucía a great option for property buyers.

The word ‘investment’ was one of the most overused and misused words during the hyped-up property fest that was Spain’s property market until it crashed. But sometimes a real ‘investment’ pops up.

When the Golden visa scheme started a surge of Chinese property buyers was expected to hit Spain but it didn’t materialise. Part of the reason may be stricter enforcement of currency exportation.

Demolitions are in the news again. I explain why it happens and how to avoid it happening to you.

A buying agent can widen your horizons. You may know one place, we know whole regions and can compare and contrast. We may suggest the perfect spot, somewhere you’ve never heard of.

Sellers are often their own worst enemy and turn an easy sale into a patience-sapping nightmare, losing the deal in the process.

Most of Spain’s shops still close for siesta but this may change if government proposals to liberalise opening hours are implemented, making it easier for tourists to spend money.