I compared thinkspain.com, kyero.com and eyeonspain.com – for no other reason than these sites registered enough traffic to trigger a graph.
Also to see estimated figures (which appear to range from 5k to 12k visitors per day) you need to be logged in with a Google account.
Big caveat – these traffic figures are based largely around Google Analytics, also they may just represent the successful marketing efforts of the site owners rather than a general upwards trend in internet users surfing Spanish property sites. But hey.
Rolling down naked and landing on a cactus needle is how it felt when we bought from those naughty agents charlie, it took quite a while to extricate ourselves from the pain with no major damage. 😉
I imagine most property markets abroad are feeling the pain now, I don’t think people have the money now, or Brits are able to remortgage their UK homes in order to buy.
It could be a long haul for markets to recover to a reasonable level but not as they once were.
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