TINSA monthly figures


Latest figures from TINSA the Spanish property valuation company show that residential average property prices are up by 8.2% compared to 12 months ago, and up 2.4% over the last 3 months, despite the ongoing war in in Ukraine.

I do see things slowing a bit as we head into the hottest months of the year, yet well priced property in good locations is still selling very quickly, one penthouse which I listed for sale only 10 days ago has had several viewings and competing offers.

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