Relocation
Registering as self-employed in Spain as a foreigner involves specific steps depending on your nationality. NIE, tax registration, social security, and costs explained.
Relocation
The non-lucrative visa is the most popular legal route for non-EU retirees wanting to live in Spain. Requirements, process, costs, and what to expect in Madrid.
Relocation
The documents you need to live, work and set up in Madrid — in the right order. NIE, TIE, empadronamiento and what each one unlocks for you.
Relocation
The Beckham Law allows expats to pay a flat 24% tax rate during their first years in Spain. How it works and what changes depending on your profile and country of origin.
Market
Gross rental yield in Madrid ranges from 3% to 6.5% depending on the area. Which neighbourhoods offer the best returns and how to calculate the real net yield.
Market
A square metre in Chamberí does not compare to one in Vallecas. How to compare neighbourhoods properly, what distorts the data and what to look at beyond the published price.
Market
Strong returns, legal certainty and growing international demand. The factors that explain why Madrid continues to attract residential investment from across the globe.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
La Moraleja hosts Madrid's largest high-profile expat community. International schools, houses with gardens, security and quality of life — 20 minutes from the centre.
Real Estate
Short-let property in Madrid offers gross yields of 7–12%, but VUT licence regulations restrict new licences in central areas. Here are the real numbers.
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