Major developers in Spain are now crashing under the pressure of the country's worst property downturn. The future of thousands of homes under construction are now in doubt.

Eco homes could be the answer to Spain's failing property market, experts believe. Developers should take notice of the surge in interest and offer some kind of 'green' element in their buildings.

The downturn in the property market in Spain has helped one project which has just launched its ultra modern villas despite the gloomy headlines.

The troubled Spanish property sector is unlikely to recover for at least three years, according to the latest report from a group of 19 European research institutes.

The Spanish subsidiary of troubled UK developer Taylor Wimpey is reducing prices on properties it can't sell on the Costa Blanca in attempt to tempt reluctant investors.

Developers in Spain may be going out of business and concerns growing about the lack of movement in the property market but there is still considerable hope according to agents.

Bargain properties in Spain may not be all that they seem, with some suffering from shoddy workmanship.

Property investors seeking to buy somewhere where the climate is the best need look no further than Torrox near Malaga in Spain.

The property market in Spain is 'dead' and unlikely to improve in 2008, according to two experts.

The battered Spanish property market is fighting back as real estate agents and the government search for new ways of attracting investors and visitors who fuel the holiday let industry.

Property owners along many stretches of the Spanish coast face losing their properties when climate change causes rising sea levels, experts are warning.

An ambitious development aimed at re-generating an ancient Spanish city is using the traditions associated with flamenco dancing to make it a sought after global destination.

Property owners in Spain who rent accommodation to holidaymakers and visitors are struggling to find bookings this year and the clampdown on non-registered rentals is spreading.

Tenerife is embarking on an eight year strategy to overhaul its 'arrogant' tourism industry and make it more attractive to visitors and thus property investors.

Property owners in Spain who let to tourists and aren't registered with their local tourism authority face fines of up to €30,000 under a new clampdown.

A promise by authorities in Valencia to overhaul the region's controversial 'land grab' law is unlikely to stop the notorious practice, a leading Spanish property expert claims.

Buying property abroad is still considered a good financial investment despite the global credit crunch, it is claimed.

The Spanish government has rejected calls to use public funds to jump start the ailing Spanish property market and bail out struggling developers and real estate agents.

Owners of holiday properties in Spain are having to drop rents in response to falling occupancy rates which are down between 20% and 30% in many areas of the Costa Blanca.

Portugal is weathering the global property slump much better than its neighbour Spain, according to various assessments in the industry.

Property investors with rental accommodation in Lanzarote will be cheered by new figures that show Brits are heading to the Spanish island in record numbers.

Nature lovers and a rock star are gearing up to protect one of Spain's last unspoilt pieces of coastline from developers. They want to protect the area around the Trafalgar Lighthouse, scene of Nelson's famous battle, from being turned into a luxury resort.

As a result of the real estate crisis in Spain, nearly one third of the 1.8 million properties build since 2005 cannot be sold, according to a leading construction association.

Property sales in Spain plummeted 24.4 percent in February from a year earlier, according to official data, in yet another sign of the sharp downturn in the once booming real estate market.

Moves are afoot in Murcia, a lesser-known part of south-eastern Spain, that will increase facilities in the region and jolt interest in property, it is claimed.

Estate agents in Spain are offering property for sale in Sterling in a bid to attract more British buyers as prices in many areas continue to fall.

The property market in Spain may be slowing down but in neighbouring Gibraltar it is positively glowing.

An in-depth look at one of the lesser known Costas in Spain shows that good investments are around for those buyers who take the time to research their prospective investments.

Hundreds of thousands of foreign investors who have sold property in Spain over the last few years could be owed a tax rebate of around £11,000 each, it has been confirmed by lawyers.

Ecology groups and estate agents are backing the Spanish government's drive to clean up the country's coastline and take property back into state ownership or demolish it.

While experts predict that Spanish property is on a downward trend, the doom and gloom brigade are not putting of those who see this popular country as a good long term investment.

Smart property buyers are investing in golf resorts, regardless of how they feel about the game. It is becoming an increasingly popular area for investors.

The Spanish government has announced ambitious plans to return the coast of Cádiz to its natural state.

America's leading economist Alan Greenspan has given a gloomy prediction for Spain's already ailing property market.

A tourism development, described as one the largest and most important in Europe, has been given the go-ahead by Spanish officials.

The Turkish Golf Federation has plans to add 100 new golf courses to Turkey's current scanty tally of less than 20. It is set to boost golf tourism in the country and increase property values near courses.

Real estate company Labaro became the latest victim of Spain's property sector slowdown when it filed for protection against its creditors this week, joining several other companies that have gone into administration last week.

Spanish second homes make for good investment, though the country's troubled housing market continues to keep UK investors away.

In Spain, elections are being held this weekend. The people are looking for someone that will help with the economy and property market worries more than anything else.

According to AIPP, Spain is still the number one overseas preferred region by UK investors.

Property in Spain has been in a downward spiral, but several incentives work to make it a buy to let opportunity for many investors. Spain still offers great buy to let opportunities

Huelva offers many of the opportunities property investors are seeing, including beaches and sun, and affordability.

Spanish property has been suffering from foreclosure rates that are significant, yet investors may see the bottoming out as an advantage to them.

Tenerife has become a well known, worthwhile location for investment, with its exceedingly quality lifestyle and its low property prices.

Property in Spain and Italy is likely to remain in demand as investment, especially in the out of town property sector.

The Spanish property market is still a draw for UK investors, but they know where to buy and still make money avoiding the bulldozers.

The property market in Portugal is less likely to have the same effect as Spain in 2007.

Spain's property boom slows as inflation figures show. Costs of new homes rise, but much lower than previous numbers. The Prime Minister says the drop is logical.