Welcome to the Money blog as the Bank of England announces a cut in the base rate from 4.75% to 4.5%. That's all from our live Q&A and the Money blog today - scroll down to read expert answers on what ...

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While Spain promises the lure of cheap holidays and beautiful beaches, experts have warned the sunshine dream may turn into a nightmare if Brits don’t take notice of a law. They urged people ...

Spain's real estate market is experiencing a major boom. In the first nine months of 2024, property prices rose by an average of 9%, according to the House Price Index from the INE statistics agency.

Jesús Alonso, a real-estate agent with Engel & Völkers, said the tax was unlikely to resolve Spain's housing crisis. Instead, he said it could trigger a decline in demand for luxury properties ...

“I believe it is a positive move in theory – in reality it won’t make much of a difference,” says British expat Eamon Shahir on plans in Spain to impose a 100 per cent tax on properties ...

It also seems that it’s only the speculative purchasers who are being targeted, so I would expect any crackdown to be aimed solely at those non-EU buyers who have no intention of seeking permanent ...