Spain Real Estate News
US tariffs are not only disrupting international trade. Strategic sectors, such as real estate, are sensitive to the economic situation and market developments. Therefore, the uncertainty generated by the US tariff policy could affect home sales.
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According to Eurostat data, Spain is the country in the European Union with the highest number of tourist rentals after France. Despite this, there is no specific regulation at the state level. In effect, the autonomous communities regulate this type of rental. The Digital Window for rentals, which could come into operation at the beginning of 2025, seeks to provide order and, above all, avoid fraud.
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The return from the summer holiday has brought good news for those who pay a mortgage or are applying for one to buy a home. At its latest meeting, the European Central Bank approved a new interest rate cut, the second this year.
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When we list a property on the real estate market, we usually think only of the profit derived from the operation. However, we must consider another factor: the expenses of selling a house. These costs can range from 5% to 15% of the value of the sale.
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Spain has established itself as one of the best high-end housing markets. The number of real estate transactions in this sector has skyrocketed in recent years. The reasons are multiple; however, it's mainly because luxury homes in Spain are one of the most attractive safe havens for investors.
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The latest meeting of the European Central Bank seems to have marked a turning point. After ten consecutive increases in the money price in just over a year, they have decided to freeze it. Interest rates remain at 4.5%, meaning a break for the economy and, obviously, for the real estate sector.
Now, we still have to see what will happen to the reference index. Although the Euribor 2024 forecasts point to a slight reduction rather than containment.
Selling a home with a real estate agency or doing it on your own is the first question when you decide to put a property up for sale. Both possibilities have their advantages and disadvantages. Knowing them will allow you to make the best decision.
However, your choice can also depend on other issues: whether it is necessary to sell the property quickly, knowledge of the buying and selling process or the time available to advertise the home and respond to potential buyers.
Families grow, needs change, and housing preferences evolve, much more under current circumstances. When that time comes, we may wonder between renovating or move to a new home. The decision is complicated, and it will always depend on personal circumstances and the real estate market.
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Buying a home is one of the most significant investments we face in life, and even more when the preferences are large cities or tourist areas. And, although it may be complicated, it is possible to find homes for 200,000 euros.
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In times of crisis, investors look for safe values, such as housing. And, although the beginning of the pandemic meant uncertainty in terms of real estate operations, the market is, little by little, recovering.
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