Data and interactive charts quantifying and illustrating foreign demand for property in Spain bringing together all the relevant sources of public data broken down by nationality of buyers.
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This data page is all about foreign demand for property in Spain. The tables and charts help answer the following questions:
- The number of Spanish homes purchased each period (going back to 2006) by different nationalities like the British, French, and Germans?
- The year-on-year change in demand for residential real estate in Spain for each nationality?
- The foreign market share (FMS) of each nationality, or what percentage of foreign demand for property in Spain each nationality comprises?
- The breakdown of national markets into foreign residents living in Spain (expats) and foreign non-residents (FNR) buying second-homes and investments?
- The percentage of each nationality that buys holiday-homes in Spain (for example, what percentage of British buyers do not live in Spain), and the overall percentage of the Spanish second-home market broken down by nationality (for example, the British share of the Spanish holiday-home market)?
- The amount foreign buyers spend on average on property in Spain in terms of €/sqm broken down by nationality?
- An index showing how foreign and local demand has changed before and after the base year of 2013, when the Spanish property market bottomed out after the real estate bubble burst in 2006-2007.
- Figures and charts that let you compare foreign and local demand for homes in Spain.
This is the most comprehensive data page anywhere detailing foreign demand for property in Spain.
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