A glut of empty homes alongside unaffordable housing: Spain’s peculiar problem
13pc of Spain’s housing stock lies empty, whilst around half of all young adults can’t afford to fly the nest.
Will the Spanish election result change anything?
Spain’s conservative Partido Popular (PP) has won a thumping electoral victory over the hapless Socialists. Is this good news for the property market?
Slash prices by 50pc to sell least desirable new homes says Bankinter
A big chunk of Spain’s 700,000-strong glut of new homes will never sell at current prices, argues a new report from Bankinter, a Spanish bank
Housing affordability still a problem despite falling prices
Compared to other countries, Spaniards are still paying through the nose for housing, at least according to official figures.
Notaries offer bleak outlook for Spanish housing market
The Spanish property market will get worse before it gets better says the Notaries’ Association.
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