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The Spanish government plans to allocate an additional € 100 million to mitigate the impact of rising electricity prices, which will help 1.2 million vulnerable Spanish households before winter. Meanwhile, the prime minister acknowledged that his proposal for a Community response to the energy crisis met with resistance from Brussels but insisted that the European Council begin to consider addressing the energy price problem. “It is obvious that we have to do something at the European level, that we will have to revise this...

Avila is one of the Spanish capitals with the “youngest” housing stock, while more than half of the housing stock in Spain is over 40 years old, according to Idealista. There are 34,243 registered houses in the capital Avila, 61.5% of which are less than 40 years old, and the rest, 38.5%, are over 40 years old. These figures put the city in fifth place in the ranking of cities with the youngest real estate fund, which contrasts with the situation in many country’s provincial capitals. ...

Spain is one of the countries of the Old Continent, with the latest emancipation age. Young people in Spain leave their parents’ home at the age of thirty, and in many cases even later, due to lack of work, economic uncertainty, difficulties with savings and high housing prices, both for sale and rent. These factors complicate access to housing for this population segment. In fact, on average, young people in Spain need more than six years of savings for the down payment on their first house, which is equivalent to 30% of the total...

Content: Research on "Urban functional areas of Spain: economy and quality of life" Spanish cities with a high standard of living Ibiza - the city with the best social and economic conditions Barcelona - the city with the best urban environment Toledo - the city with a high level of human health Industrial specialization of urban areas ...

According to Fotocasa Real Estate Index, the average price of secondary housing in Spain in August 2021 was 1890 euros per square meter. This is a moderate year-on-year growth will lead to stabilization in the coming months. According to the same study, real estate prices increased in 11 of the 17 autonomous communities: La Rioja, Aragon, Balearic Islands, Cantabria, Madrid, Navarre, Castile and Leone, Andalusia, Extremadura, Asturias, as well as Valencia. In the communities of Murcia, Basque Country, Castile-La Mancha,...

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Contents: Where is life more expensive: in the north or in the south? Real estate offers in different parts of Spain We will help you buy a property in Spain Where is life more expensive: in the north or in the south? According to an analysis conducted by independent content Kelisto.es which takes into account data collected in 50 provincial capitals of Spain and the autonomous cities...

When buying a secondary property, you should be aware of several aspects that will help you avoid taking high risks. CONTENT: The procedure for buying secondary real estate Purchasing secondary housing from a company Purchasing secondary housing from a bank Advantages and disadvantages of buying a second home Spain-Real.Estate will help you choose a property in Spain

The autumn season means returning to work; it's the time to start new projects, change your place of residence, and pay attention to various variables related to rented housing. According to the latest data published by INE, in Spain, more than 3,200,000 tenants live in rented apartments and pay an average monthly price of 819 euros. In addition to the high rental prices, new rules, and taxes, one of the biggest problems landlords and tenants face is repair costs. The fact is that sometimes it is difficult to understand who pays for...

According to data from pisos.com, the average rental price in Spain was 9.81 euros per sq. m in September, representing a 1.87% quarterly increase and an annualized adjustment of -1.38%. In the same period, the price of one square meter of rented space in San Sebastian reached 16.69 euros. Which cities are the most expensive to rent real estate? San Sebastian is in the first place. The rental price rose by about 7% quarterly in Basque city, while the year-on-year difference was a 0.22% drop. ...