Spanish property prices fall 6.8pc, officially
Average Spanish property prices fell by -6.8% in the first quarter of the year, compared to the same time last year, according to official figures just out from the Ministry of Housing. This is the first time since the Spanish property market downturn began that the official figures look even vaguely realistic.
Spanish government to shed light on housing market with new study
Where are you if you can’t see anything around you, and don’t have a map? Lost, most likely, just like the Spanish property market, where a lack of reliable data means nobody really knows where the market is heading, other than somewhere South.
Spanish property prices fall 9.7% in 12 months to end of March
Spanish property prices fell by -9.7% over 12 months to the end of March, according to the latest monthly Spanish property price index published by Tinsa, one of Spain’s leading appraisal companies. Coastal areas were, once again, the hardest hit, thanks to weakness in the second home market. Average prices in coastal municipalities fell by [...]
Price falls reach Spain’s best addresses
The price of property in Spain’s best addresses is falling along with the rest of the market, at least according to a new report from TecniTasa, one of Spain’s official appraisal companies.
Foreign interest in Spanish property still strong, but requirements and budgets change
Market data from Taylor Woodrow de España provides an insight into how demand for holiday homes in Spain is changing, and how the Spanish property market is being affected by the economic crisis.
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