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in Spain General information about living in Spain Spain
has some one million foreign property owners. About twenty percent of these
foreigners live, more or less, permanently in Spain. The remainder purchased
their house to enjoy their holidays, as an investment or with a view to the
future. As
well as retired people, the number of younger people attracted to Spain is
still growing. Thanks to the increasing popularity of golf, many golfers
choose a second home here. More and more people are able to settle where
they choose, and for a lot of them Spain is the first choice. Everybody can
live outside almost everyday and enjoy the Spanish way of life.
The Costa Del Sol and the Costa Blanca are developing quickly now because of the huge supply of attractive and affordable housing, the enormous growth of the provinces and the limited travelling time between Great Britain to Spain. In addition these areas are renowned for having the lowest number of rainy days. The population of Spain are very friendly and helpful especially the Costa Blanca and the Costa del Sol. Living in Spain is also substantially cheaper than in other areas. Here it is still possible to find your dream future!
One of the most healthy places on earth to live.
AVERAGE
TEMPERATURES
Costa Blanca The sun shines on more
than 300 days a year and the humidity factor is very low.
Living in Spain The quality of life in Spain is probably the
reason why you have got as far as making investigations about living in
Spain. The cost of living is relatively low, while the warm dry climate not
only enhances your lifestyle, it is also good for you (the Costa Blanca is
recognised by the WHO as having one of the healthiest climates in the world).
Re-locating to Spain is relatively straightforward for EU nationals, but you
should be sure to take the advice of the office through which you purchase
your new property. Residency
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Experts
agree with each other that the residents of southern Spain live more
healthily and with less physical complaints than elsewhere. Especially
sufferers from asthma and rheumatism, people with cardiovascular diseases,
arteriosclerosis, allergies and skin disorders feel better here. Because of
the mountainous hinterland the costas are mostly sheltered against Meseta
winds, making the temperatures pleasant throughout the whole year in the so-called
microclimate. 
Adopting
the Spanish way of life with its excellent food, abundant possibilities for
exercise and of course the internationally well known afternoon nap (
siesta) , makes people not only feel physically more comfortable but also
mentally better. Both for a summer holiday as well as for a winter stay the
Costa Calida is the best choice in Spain. The magnificent bays and beaches
are unforgettable. For those who wish a passive sun holiday, but also the
people who aim at having an active or adventurous holiday, the Costa Calida
has lots of opportunities. The marvellous highlands (famous for the many
westerns which have been filmed here ) situated on the coastline, offer for
both the walker as well as the car-tourist a beautiful scenic area with
exceptionally beautiful views and picturesque villages. 
Can
you imagine wakening up some sunny morning to the scent of orange and lemon
blossoms in your own garden. Wonderful. And you do not have to be one of the
world's privileged mega-rich for this to happen for you.
