The Price of Housing Will Rise on Average Another 7% per Year by 2030, According to S&P
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The S&P rating agency estimates an increase of 9.1%, more than twice the European average
The price of housing in Spain has scope to continue to rise well above the expected inflation what is left of the decade. It is pointed out by a report by the S&P Global rating agency, which estimates an average increase in the cost of the flats from 7% per year between now and 2029, both financial years included.The biggest increase will be recorded this year (9.1%) and from here the increase will soften somewhat, although in 2029 the increase …
The diagnosis of S&P: employment and supply shortage The S&P rating agency has put figures to the imbalance that any home buyer in Spain has already noticed when asking for a mortgage. In its latest report on the European residential market, the firm previews that the price of housing in Spain will grow 7% annually on average between 2026 and 2030, a rhythm that has no parallel among the great economies of the continent. The report, known this w…
A report by S&P Global Ratings points to an increase in housing prices in Spain during 2026 and 2027 of 7.4% and 6.2%, respectively.
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