Comments for Property sale in Spain http://propertysaleinspain.com Learn more about the property sales in Spain Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:05:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 Comment on House prices in Spain will fall up to 30% by New house price index expected in Spain http://propertysaleinspain.com/2008/07/house-prices-in-spain-will-fall-up-to-30/comment-page-1/#comment-24 New house price index expected in Spain Fri, 26 Sep 2008 11:29:04 +0000 http://propertysaleinspain.com/?p=5#comment-24 [...] Spanish house prices dropped by 0.3 percent between April and June, while home sales fell 31.5 percent in the second quarter from last year, the Housing Ministry said earlier this month. [...] [...] Spanish house prices dropped by 0.3 percent between April and June, while home sales fell 31.5 percent in the second quarter from last year, the Housing Ministry said earlier this month. [...]

]]> Comment on A different perspective on Spanish property by John http://propertysaleinspain.com/2008/09/a-different-perspective-on-spanish-property/comment-page-1/#comment-20 John Sat, 06 Sep 2008 14:26:45 +0000 http://propertysaleinspain.com/?p=26#comment-20 Even in the deepest of recessions the Spanish property market will not be dead but the state its in now isn't far from it. The odd sale divided among the thousands who are trying to make their living from selling houses can hardly be considered a healthy pulse. In addition to the problems with the credit crunch and the fact that mortgages in Spain are now among the most expensive anywhere we also have the fact that at long last, potential buyers have realised that in Spain it is possible to lose all of your money merely by trying to buy a house. Incompetent lawyers, dishonest estate agents, corrupt local authorities, land grab laws are only a fraction of the horrors awaiting the ill informed spanish property buyer. If the market really hopes to see itself establish once again then it needs to clean things up. Valenica needs to liste to the EU and get rid of the LRAU and the LUV. The Spanish government need to clean up the property market and put in place legislation which makes it impossible for foreigner and Spanish buyers alike to be defrauded of their money. Then and only then might we see the market start to improve. Until then, foreigners looking to buy property will do as they are doing now which is simply buying elsewhere. Even in the deepest of recessions the Spanish property market will not be dead but the state its in now isn’t far from it. The odd sale divided among the thousands who are trying to make their living from selling houses can hardly be considered a healthy pulse.

In addition to the problems with the credit crunch and the fact that mortgages in Spain are now among the most expensive anywhere we also have the fact that at long last, potential buyers have realised that in Spain it is possible to lose all of your money merely by trying to buy a house. Incompetent lawyers, dishonest estate agents, corrupt local authorities, land grab laws are only a fraction of the horrors awaiting the ill informed spanish property buyer.

If the market really hopes to see itself establish once again then it needs to clean things up. Valenica needs to liste to the EU and get rid of the LRAU and the LUV. The Spanish government need to clean up the property market and put in place legislation which makes it impossible for foreigner and Spanish buyers alike to be defrauded of their money.

Then and only then might we see the market start to improve. Until then, foreigners looking to buy property will do as they are doing now which is simply buying elsewhere.

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