Spanish property news - Younger Britons investing in Spanish property
Spanish properties bought by British homebuyers are no longer being used exclusively as retirement homes, according to new research from Banco Halifax Hispania.
79 per cent of Brits buying Spanish property were under the age of 55, with 50 per cent of those under the age of 34, and just
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Property in Murcia seeing strong growth compared to other areas of Spain
Although prices for Spanish property are currently not reporting th
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Spanish government to cut Capital Gains Tax for non-residents
The Spanish Government have proposed to slash Capital Gains Tax liabilities for non-resident property sellers in the 2007 budget.
While nothing definite has yet been confirmed, the general feeling is that the proposals will go ahead.
Spain was in the dock recently for having differen
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Ryanair agree deal for 20 new routes into Morocco
Ryanair has agreed a deal with the Moroccan government to open 20 new routes to the country carrying one million passengers within 5 years.
The agreement with the budget airline follows six months of negotiations and is designed to open up the North African country to more tour
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Spanish property news - Marbella council dismissed over corruption scandal
The Spanish goverment has taken an unprecedented decision to dissolve Marbella's town council after its mayor and several senior officials were arrested over a multi-billion property scandal.
After announcing the government's decision, deputy Prime Minister Maria Teresa Fernandez de la Veg
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Spain and France are top with overseas property buyers
Spain and France are the most popular choices for overseas property buyers, according to a new survey.
Foreign currency specialist HIFX reports that France and Spain made up almost half (43%) of all its currency transactions for buying property abroad in March.
The majority o
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Easyjet announce new routes to Turkey and Morocco
Easyjet is launching cheap flights to Morocco, Turkey and Croatia as it expands beyond its traditional European market.
From the summer, the low-fares airline will inaugurate new routes to the Moroccan city of Marrakech, Turkey's largest city Istanbul, and Croatia's third lar
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