Data and analysis of foreign demand for property in Spain broken down by nationality. This page reveals to subscribers the number of British, Germans, French, and other nationalities that buy homes in Spain each year, where they buy, whether they resident or non-resident, their share of the market, and how much they spend, amongst other insights into foreign markets for property in Spain.
This data page only covers the six most important foreign markets for property in Spain, namely the UK, Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Sweden. Other countries are dealt with on individual data pages, which you can search for in the Data Hub.
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This data page is all about foreign demand and markets for residential real estate / property in Spain. Using quarterly, half-yearly and annual data from the notaries and registrars the tables and charts will answer the following questions:
- How many British, Germans, French, and other nationalities buy property in Spain?
- Where do they buy homes in Spain?
- What market share do they have in each Spanish region like Andalusia, the Valencian community, Catalonia, and the Balearics?
- National preferences in terms of location, reason to buy and budgets, and how they change over time?
- To what degree have the amount of buyers increased or declined by nationality since 2013, when the Spanish property market started recovering? This table and chart are presented as an index.
- What share of the overall foreign market and the market for second-homes in Spain does each nationality command?
- What percentage of properties bought by each nationality are purchased as second-homes or investments? Which markets are more focused on second-homes / investments than others?
- How much does each nationality spend on property in Spain, in terms of €/m2? Which nationalities spend the most, and which the least?
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