No signs of a bubble in the real estate market, according to the Bank of Spain
· The Bank of Spain’s recent analysis indicates that, although house prices have risen considerably, there are no signs of a real estate bubble like
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· The Bank of Spain’s recent analysis indicates that, although house prices have risen considerably, there are no signs of a real estate bubble like
· It will be mandatory in all municipalities in the country.The increase in tax pressure will affect all citizens, experts warn.Legal disputes and possible refunds
· The great failure of public housing in Spain: only 244 homes were built last year The homes are part of the State
· The Euribor, the main benchmark for mortgages, continues to decline following the latest rate cuts by the European Central Bank (ECB). It
The Bank of Spain has recently published a report in which it redefines the housing crisis in Spain, highlighting that, although demand remains high, the
· The housing market in Europe has experienced remarkable dynamism since the pandemic, although monetary adjustments between 2021 and 2022 slowed
· · More than 400,000 transactions will be exceeded in 2024, similar to the figures for 2020 and 2021 • Author: Lucía
· Taxes differentiate depending on whether the assets have been accepted first or not
· · It consists of renting the house, living in another apartment for rent and buying a third property • The Euribor
· Buying a house means an outlay of 2,176 euros per square metre • San Sebastián is the most expensive city in