This stylish apartment was designed by Lucas y Hernández-Gil Arquitectos and it is located in Madrid.

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This stylish apartment was designed by Lucas y Hernández-Gil Arquitectos and it is located in Madrid.

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Residential property sales in Spain increased by 23.6% in May year on year, the highest figures since January 2013, the latest official figures show.
The figures from the National Statistics Institute also show that home sales have now increased year on year for four months in a row. However, sales did fall back slightly from the year on year figure of 29% recorded in April.
The second hand market and, to a lesser extent, sales of new homes, were responsible for the May increase, up by 26.7% and 12% year on year respectively.
The data also shows that in the first five months of the year home sales increased by 15.8% compared with the same period of 2015, with second hand homes up 21.9% but new house sales down 3.4% over the five months.
Month on month sales growth has slowed. Compared with April sales in May 2016 were up by 3.5% but this was the lowest increase registered in this month in the past five years.
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Modern villa in the countryside of Ibiza near the village of Santa Gertrudis. The property has a main house and a guest house, with a total of 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Outdoors, the property features a spacious terrace and a large pool of 20 square metres. Click here for further details.

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This 172 square metres apartment designed by Egue y Seta is located in Barcelona, Eixample neighbourhood, and can host up to 10 people.

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Spanish acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has shown his clear opposition to Scotland’s ambition to remain part of the European Union despite the UK’s recent decision to leave.
“If the UK goes, Scotland goes,” said Rajoy, speaking in Brussels at a meeting to discuss the effects of Brexit.
While he did not mention Catalonia, the caretaker PM has the northeastern Spanish region clearly in mind, as Scottish membership in the EU would set an example for Catalan separatists.
Rajoy’s Popular Party (PP) and other Spanish mainstream parties opposed to Catalan independence have often used the argument that an independent Catalonia would be automatically kicked out of the EU club.
The Spanish leader, who won a repeat national election on Sunday and is hoping to secure enough support to get himself reinstated for four more years, said he is “radically opposed” to the idea of negotiating Britain’s exit with anyone other than the British government.
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