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  • Madrid: what to invest in now and for what purposes?

    According to a survey conducted by Multinacionales por la Marca España (An association of international companies operating in Spain) in 2022, three-quarters of all investments registered in the country are directed to the Madrid region. Why is it so attractive to investors and what types of investments are the most profitable...

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  • The most expensive and cheapest streets in Spain to buy an apartment

    In every city there are districts and neighborhoods where buying a home is more expensive than in others. Housing prices can rise and fall due to various factors, such as proximity or distance from the city center, the development of public transport and communication with other important social services, or maybe it's all purely a matter of...

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  • Almost all over Spain, foreigners are more likely to look for houses to rent than to buy

    Foreigners entering the Spanish residential real estate market are increasingly preferring to rent a home to buy it. According to the Idealista portal, at the end of 2022, foreigners accounted for 14.9% of the total demand for residential real estate rentals in Spain. This indicator indicates that the demand for rent from foreign citizens has not...

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  • The most expensive penthouse in Spain: it will cost 40 million euros and is located in Barcelona

    They say that in 2023 the real estate market will stagnate. But, apparently, this stagnation will not affect luxury housing. We can easily see this by the example of one curious penthouse in Barcelona, which has broken all sorts of records for prices in the real estate sector of Spain. The object has only recently found a buyer. Produced by the...

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  • To buy a house in Gipuzkoa will cost 7 times more than in

    Spain has always been and remains a country of great contrasts. Living in the north and in the south, in the capital and on the periphery, in the countryside and in the city is not the same thing in Spain. And that's putting it mildly. And the differences are not only cultural, but also economic and social. Buying a house in large cities or tourist...

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    The real estate market is constantly evolving, as well as the behavior of buyers on it. Although the main driving factor of the decline in demand is the rise in real estate prices and the increase in interest rates on lending due to inflation, this is not the only factor influencing the statistics showing us a reduction in the volume of purchases...

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  • There is a shortage of new construction in Spain

    Today, the decision to buy new housing or housing from the secondary market in Spain can often be only theoretical. Even if a person has the means to do this, there is a huge shortage of residential real estate on the market. Even in the secondary segment, the situation is tense and developers, at the same time, only reduce the number of objects...

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  • Rents have reached record levels, and in Malaga and Barcelona have increased by more than 20%

    Renting houses and apartments in Spain is becoming more and more expensive. Today it is at an all-time high. In cities such as Barcelona, apartments have gone up by 25% in annual terms. Many Spanish citizens believe that living in Barcelona now is already a luxury. Why is this happening? Partly because demand is growing in a market where the supply...

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  • Hotel and logistics real estate became the most profitable sectors of the Spanish market in 2022

    According to the data of the "Investment Guide to SOCIMI and SIGI 2023" from the real estate and credit asset valuation company Prime Yield, the hotel and logistics segments of the Spanish real estate market have become the two most profitable over the past year. Profitability in the hotel segment exceeded 4.75%, and in the logistics market — more...

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  • Demand and prices: how to develop the market of new buildings in 2023

    Despite the various difficulties that the real estate market faced last year, including inflation and rising interest rates on lending, the sector has demonstrated and continues to demonstrate stability and even growth. According to experts, real estate and the construction sector remain an extremely important part of the Spanish economy. New...

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