Average Property Prices by Area
Coastal architectural design in Spain, whether traditional or contemporary, is largely characterised by bright and airy interiors, marble and terracotta tiling and plenty of outdoor living space. A recent EU report found that Spanish property prices have risen by 6.3 per cent across Spain, but prices along the Costa del Sol vary from area to area and are still significantly reduced in many cases. For a ballpark approximation of prices ...
EU reports 6.3% rise in Spanish property prices
The Spanish residential property market has undergone a period of consolidated recovery over the past twelve months. Property prices across the country are showing positive upward trends and many recent reports are also pointing to double-digit growth in sales figures, mortgage activity and construction.According to a recent report published by the EU Statistics unit Eurostat, property prices in Spain have now risen for eight quarters in a ...
Coastal property prices lead as recovery spreads to 30 of 50 Spanish provinces
According to recent data published by the valuation firm Tinsa, Spanish property prices have risen by 0.8 per cent on a national level over the past 12 months. However, while prices have stabilised little by little across the country after the slump which began in 2007, revealing a property market that is well and truly on a path to recovery, there are still considerable differences in trends from region to region.Residential property ...
Golden Visa's for non-EU nationals investing in Spanish property
Launched in 2013, the Golden Visa was introduced to encourage foreign investment and to attract new entrepreneurs to the Spanish economy. The scheme offers qualified residency permits to non-EU nationals who make an investment in Spanish real estate (and other assets) valued at €500,000 or more.Once granted, the Spanish investor visa can be renewed every two years. Permanent residency and full citizenship can be gained after 5 and 10 ...
Spanish house prices will rise until 2025
A market analyst has predicted that Spanish property prices will see steady year-on-year increases for another 9 years when it will once again reach pre-crisis levels.Professor of financial management at the IESE Business School, José Luis Suárez presented his findings at a symposium last weekend, adding that it will be necessary to build up to 100,000 new homes in Spain every year between now and 2020, and that annual demand will ...
