If you plan to buy a new property (whether it’s a first or second home, or even an investment to rent out), one of the key steps in the process is choosing a mortgage that reflects your particular needs and circumstances. In Spain, there are several different types of mortgages and mortgage products and we're here to help you choose.

The time has come. It’s never easy to say goodbye to summer, but falling temperatures indicate that you should start thinking about switching over your wardrobe: swimsuits, vest tops and shorts are out and jumpers, trousers and scarves are in. Adapt your wardrobe to the colder weather on the way.

One of your main concerns when buying a house is sure to be choosing a mortgage. It takes a lot of time and energy to look for and compare all the different products on offer. There’s no two ways about it, your mortgage will be with you for a long time and could change your life for better or worse. But taking out a mortgage is also a sign of something positive: buying a house is an important step forward in your life.

One of the oldest forms of investment is buying properties and renting them out to tenants. Since renting flats became a possibility, buying a property as a business rather than for our own use has become a great option for investors.

Your little ones are growing up fast. As soon as they begin to be a bit more independent, young children need a multi-purpose bedroom that can adapt to suit their changing needs.

Is it possible to combine a kitchen and living room? It certainly is, and we’re going to tell you how to achieve it structurally, aesthetically and organisationally.

This year has been a difficult time – like us, you’ve probably seen your plans postponed or cancelled. Fear has given way to uncertainty and many of those who were planning to buy a new house (either as a main residence or holiday home) have decided to put their purchase on hold because they don’t know what the future – or even the present – will bring.