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Spain’s Teruel province has some of the country’s most affordable real estate, but agents say this was the busiest March for sales since 2007.

Demand in the La Rochelle region, as in many second-home markets and areas amenable to remote work, has grown sharply in recent years.

As tourists return and residency laws change, the country is seeing more demand along its Pacific coast, with the Centra Valley lagging behind.

New rent-control laws and the pandemic downturn have made the Catalonian capital a tougher sell for investors than in years past.

The historic city, a tourist and retirement destination for locals and foreigners alike, is seeing an influx of buyers who can work remotely.

The Republic of Mauritius has seen demand plummet in the absence of tourists, but with many homeowners willing to wait, prices are stable.

Concerns that the pandemic would spur buyers to flee cities didn’t play out in Granada, agents say, leading to a tight market for new homes.