Holiday villas in the Costa del Sol have long been a high desirable asset for many Britons, the chance to own a luxury villa in sunny Spain is a clear sign of wealth. However the recent state of the Spanish property market has meant that such holiday homes are now available at much more affordable prices.
[Read: Villas in the Costa del Sol set for high demand]
Bargain property hunters hoping to snap up a cut price villa in some of the Costa del Sol premium resorts need to be more realistic according to one of the Costa del Sol’s leading estate agents.
[Read: Costa del Sol villa buyers need to be realistic]
It's set to warm up this week on the Costa del Sol, but unfortunately we'll still see quite a bit of rain with only Wednesday and Sunday forecast to be completely dry. Sunday is set to be the warmest day and it looks like a sign of things to come as we begin to see some real signs of spring kicking in next week.
[Read: Costa del Sol weather forecast Mar 8th - 14th]
World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst is suing businessman Mark Cordner after he was caught up in a scam which involved an investment in luxury holiday apartments in the Costa del Sol that were never built.
[Read: Sir Geoff to sue over Costa del Sol apartment scam]
As we finally head out of the recession Brits are keen to ensure they get some sun during their annual holidays and amongst the most popular 2010 holiday destinations is the Costa del Sol on the south coast of Spain.
[Read: Costa del Sol villa holidays top charts]
Eleven of the Costa del Sol’s most popular singers have combined to produce a special version of Céline Dion and Andrea Bocelli´s chart topping song “The Prayer”. The renamed version “The Prayer for Haiti” features a mixture of well know singers from across the Costa del Sol region.
[Read: Costa del Sol singers unite for Haiti]
When a river like Rio Guadalhorce breaks its banks, havoc is inevitable.
As torrential rains hit the Costa region, authorities had to rescue residents in Santa Amalia and Alhaurín de la Torre region with helicopter and zodiac boats.
[Read: Rain caused chaos on the Costa]
Town Hall chiefs have spent a whopping £1.4million of taxpayers’ money on ‘motivational’ trips for their staff – all the time publically claiming that they are low on funds.
[Read: Anger as Council's holiday in the Costa del Sol]
Brits have once again voted Spain to be their most favourite holiday destination in the world! Spain’s wonderful weather, gorgeous beaches, and warm and friendly locals have won over the hearts of Brits, yet again.
[Read: Spain still no.1 for British holidays]
Things aren't going to change greatly on the Costa del Sol this week as we prepare for another warm and wet week. But despite a chance of showers every day this week, we can expect to see some sunny intervals. The outlook for next week is also more optimistic, so it looks like spring is in sight for the Costa del Sol.
[Read: Costa del Sol Weather Forecast Mar 1st - 7th]
