This Is How Alicante Evolves: Tourism and Employment Pull From a Less Exporting and Inflationary Province
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The external sales of the province fell in the second trimester and the real estate market has a striking decrease in the sales (-14.58%), accompanied by an unstoppable increase of prices (+13.57%)
The report of the Economic Studies Institute of Alicante (Ineca) has presented the socio-economic photography presented by the province corresponding to the second trimester. The main conclusion is that, despite the improvement in some indicators such as employment and tourism, the structural difficulties that they carry away prevent "transforming their economic dynamism into levels of income and remuneration comparable to those of the national …
Alicante’s economy loses export capacity and increases housing prices by 13.57%, according to Ineca. Employment grows, weighed down by inflation. La entrada Alicante’s economy slows down: exports fall and housing sales collapse by 14.58% aparece primero en Moncloa.
The economy of the province of Alicante has maintained its dynamism during the second quarter of 2026, driven by the labor market and international tourism. However, this strength coexists with serious imbalances, such as the increase of housing or the fall of exports, which prevent growth from translating into greater well-being and wealth for citizens. This is the main conclusion of the Socio-Economic Co-juncture Report prepared by the Institu…
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