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The price of housing in the Balearic Islands exceeds the maximum of the 2007 housing bubble, after it has increased by 15.5% year-on-year, confirming that it has no roof in the community with the most expensive real estate market in Spain. According to the study IMIE Local Markets 2026, the value of housing in the Balearic Islands exceeds the national average and exceeds the maximum levels reached by the bubble along with three other communities…
The price of the house grew in the first quarter of the year by 14.3% in year-on-year rate (although in real terms, discounting the effect of inflation did so by 11.8% until 1,987 euros/m2, according to the valuations carried out by the real estate valuation company Tinsa by Accumin, which collects EFE. With respect to the previous quarter, the price of the house (new and used) grew by 3.2% in quarterly rate with general increases, especially ar…
The price of housing in Spain grew by 14.3% in the first quarter of the year compared to the same period of the previous year, an increase of 11.8% in real terms – not counting the effect of inflation – to a total of 1,987 euros per square metre, according to data from the last report by Tinsa by Accumin.From [...] The entry Housing is expensive by 14.3% until March and remains only 4.5% below 2007 peaks, according to Tinsa appears first in Forb…
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