A brighter future for the Costa del Sol property market?

It would be simplistic in the extreme to view the real estate market here in the context of one day’s activity on the stock market, or across one or two years’ rise or fall in overall property sales.

Tenerife’s property market booming ahead of the Costas

Despite the recent property crisis in Spain, Tenerife’s property sales are still rising. Reports that the housing bubble in Spain has burst have led to an increase in property sales elsewhere around the mainland.

Bay area represented at Madrid real estate exhibition

A Bay area Realtor will join other Florida real estate professionals in showing Spanish investors the advantages of investing in Florida property. The real estate exhibition, SIMA07, is scheduled for May 29 to June 2 during a conference in Madrid, Spain.

Spanish Property Jitters Over-Hyped

Pain in Spain? Investors have recently been terror-stricken by the thought that Spain's property market, one of the most fertile in Europe, might soon collapse.

Trouble Ahead for Spain

Economists all agree that Spain’s economy is slowing, but some are warning that the risk of a crisis is rapidly increasing, according to Thomson Financial and the Telegraph.The IMF remains optimistic that Spain is headed for a gentle soft landing, however some data indicates that their economy is not as stable as most perceive. Spain's once booming real estate market is weakening and its current account deficit surged to 17.6 billion euros in the first two months of the year.

Carlyle Group buys properties in Germany, Spain

In Barcelona, Carlyle bought two adjacent land plots that will allow for development of residential, retail and hotel/office space. More..

Official numbers show that real estate prices continued to increase in Spain last year, but at 7% growth

The recent sharp fall in the value of some real estate investment companies on the Madrid stock market seems to have come to the delight of sections of the British Media.
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Real estate siesta for Spain?

last month stocks in Spanish construction companies, banks and other firms heavily exposed to the property market plunged, the most vivid evidence yet of a widely expected slowdown. The big question now is whether the meltdown signaled a bubble bursting or a jet coming in for a soft landing.

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