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  • Mortgage cap: the number of mortgage transactions in Malaga is breaking records

    The housing market in Malaga is booming: sales have already reached the pre-pandemic level - and this is 20,600 transactions through August. The number of the signing of mortgage agreements has reached its maximum in a long time: in the first two quarters of this year, 13,154 mortgages were concluded in the province, which is 17.4% higher than last...

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  • Investment in luxury housing is up 20% this year, with Madrid and Barcelona leading the way

    Investors’ appetite for luxury housing in Spain is growing. The improved socio-health situation after the pandemic has led to the fact that large investment portfolios have increased their presence in this market by 20% in 2021. “In Madrid, the sale and purchase of luxury real estate have always been concentrated in the aristocratic quarters,...

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  • Gestilar promises to build 2,000 “for rent” houses in Spain in 2022

    The developer Gestilar has a portfolio of nearly 2,000 rental homes. The main activity regions are Madrid, Catalonia, and the Balearic Islands, with the first deliveries to be made in 2022. The company’s main business remains focused on construction for sale, but Gestilar is already implementing other “build-to-rent” (BTR) projects. In early 2021,...

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  • Luxury home sales in Spain are growing at a fast pace

    According to a study by Lucas Fox, Spain has seen a robust rebound in sales, prices, and mortgage lending this year, returning to pre-pandemic growth. “Part of the significant recovery this year was due to last year’s ‘hangover’ when many people were unable to buy a home, a factor that is expected to become less significant over time. Despite...

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  • Belgian Gold Estates and Alicante-based M&D team up to build tourist homes

    The Belgian company Gold Estates, which specializes in coastal housing for foreign investors, has teamed up with Alicante-based real estate consultancy M & M&D Management, led by Héctor Domenech, to build tourist homes on the Costa Blanca. M&D Management will now act as the local “representative” of the Belgian developer with a...

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  • Spanish President Pedro Sánchez announced an additional € 100 million to mitigate the impact of higher electricity tariffs

    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...

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  • Avila is one of the capitals of Spain with the “youngest” housing stock

    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...

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  • San Sebastian is the most attractive city in terms of investing in real estate

    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...

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  • Public housing starts in San Fernando for the first time in 12 years

    After more than 12 years of downtime and another two years of preliminary procedures, work on the construction of public housing in San Fernando has finally begun again. Moreover, although we are talking only about the construction of 15 rental houses, this is already an event. The mayor of the island, Patricia Cavada, announced during her visit...

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  • Spain has found a way to settle debts between immigrants and tenants

    After years of internal squabbles in the coalition government, the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) has agreed with its partner, Unite in Our Power, to approve a housing bill. He is represented by civil society organizations, through which the government of Pedro Sánchez plans to fulfil one of the commitments made before he took office...

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