Spanish Properties - Top Choice For Second Homes
A recent survey published by Knight Frank confirms that property buyers favour Spain for their second home.Most of the survey respondents are looking to enhance their lifestyle within the next 12 months. After the UK, Spain is the first choice for a holiday home. Some 56% of the respondents expect reduced property prices, but just 27% of those expect a price discount of more than 10%.The survey confirms local analysis of the Costa del ...
Spanish Property Prices Remain Stable
According to a report published by Knight Frank last week, property prices in Spain remain stable despite the current Covid-19 global pandemic.Although sales have been reduced, the general demand for Spanish properties remains strong. There are a considerable nu mber of foreign buyer enquiries, especially for properties on the Costa del Sol.The average home price in Spain rose by 3.2% percent in March year-on-year and by 0.3% compared to ...
Cristiano Ronaldo purchases a £1.3m holiday villa in Marbella
Juventus Striker, Cristiano Ronaldo has acquired a four-bedroom Marbella home valued at £1.3m.Expanding the athlete's property empire to a total value of £27m, Ronaldo will count UFC star Conor McGregor, danish goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen and ex-Irish football star Steven Carr among his neighbours.Situated in the exclusive new £15m development called 'The Heights', the gated community is located by the La Resina Golf Course and is ...
Malaga reigns among positive Spanish property stats for Q1
Spanish property prices have been rising at a steady rate recently and new stats by valuations firm Tinsa reinforce a continued period of sustainable growth. Both new build and second-hand properties in Spain have increased in value inter annually for the last 10 consecutive quarters. The average price of a Spanish home is at € 1,349 per square metre in Q1 of 2019, the third consecutive monthly rise, with a year-on-year price appreciation ...
Spanish property sales rose by 11% in Q3
Spanish home sales showed a year on year rise of 11% in September 2018 according to a report by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), showing a continued expansion of the property market through Q3.A total of 38,621 Spanish property purchases were inscribed in the Land Register in September, 42,766 including subsidised homes (known as VPO). Amid a significant surge in new property developments across the country, new home sales went up ...
