1. Apartment to rent in Mijas Costa - Long-Term, Málaga province: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, €450/month
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This light-filled dwelling is located in Finestrat and it was designed by Gestec in 2015. The property is listed for €1,180,000. Find further information clicking here.

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The Costa del Sol is still the number one choice in Andalucía by a long way when it comes to attracting foreign property buyers.
Between January and July this year, there were 4,978 registered real estate transactions to non-Spanish purchasers in Malaga province, an increase of 16.9% on the same period in 2015.
According to official Spanish government data, this accounts for 70% of the residential properties sold to foreigners throughout the whole of Andalucía.
On a regional level, the number of properties bought by foreigners in Andalucía increased by 18.9% in the first six months of this year. The 5,973 transactions in the same period in 2015 rose to 7,105 sales in 2016.
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House of Mirrors, dwelling in Barcelona’s Plaça Catalunya, designed by Nook Architects.

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This modern style residence is located in Paterna, Valencia, and was designed by the Spanish firm Fran Silvestre Arquitectos.

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Hoteliers’ associations in Benidorm and Gran Canaria have complained about “clear abuse” by British law firms who approach holidaymakers promising “to get them their money back for their
holidays” on a “no win, no fee” basis.
According to reports over the summer, mobile ‘help centres’ have appeared in areas popular with UK tourists that encourage them to make compensation claims for complaints such as sickness or poor quality.
European package holiday legislation makes tour operators responsible for compensating passengers if anything goes wrong on holiday, however these amounts are normally taken off the money paid to hoteliers as part of their contract.
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