Wednesday 28th September 2022
TINSA property report 29 July 2022.
The coastal market has been reactivated after
the 2020 brake imposed by mobility problems and the Covid health alert. This
is one of the conclusions of the report 'Housing on the Coast 2022' published by the
real estate valuation and data group Tinsa.
The coastal areas which have exceeded the
national average for prices, sales and visas are located in Ibiza and Alicante
(between Denia and Benissa).
86% of coastal municipalities registered annual price growth in the
first quarter of 2022. Overall, the average value of housing on the coast
(first and second residence) increased by 4.2%.
Please click on
the following link to view the TINSA website and to see the full report.
"Google Translate” is available if you wish to see the reports in an
alternative language.
https://www.tinsa.es/sala-de-prensa/notas-de-prensa/informedecosta2022/
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Sunday 27th January 2019
The leading Spanish property valuation company Tinsa has published their most recent data concerning property prices, reporting that the on-going recovery of prices across the country continues in all areas and categories.
The year on year increase reported in December 2018 was shown as 6.5 per cent across the country and 6.7 per cent in Mediterranean coastal areas.
Year on year variation in property prices in the last four years:
2015: + 2.9 %
2016: - 1.3 %
2017: + 5.7 %
2018: + 6.7 %
Please click on the link below to see the official Tinsa report showing the table of figures and the full details.
https://www.tinsa.es/servicio-de-estudios/imie/general/diciembre-2018/
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Monday 3rd October 2011
In the last 17 years I have visited hundreds of properties in Negative press always sells newspapers, that is why the average people buying a Spanish property beleive that they can offer 30 – 40% off the price that is asked. This may be true in other parts of Spain, but not here in Javea and Moraira.
Javea, Moraira do not have hundreds upon hundreds of new builds to sell. Most of the promotion and developers build just a few new villas in lovely areas with 20% green zones.
New apartment complex’s have a height limit of two floors and
aticos. No more than 30 apartments are built on each new project. These are normally purchased off plan by families from Madrid or Valencia, then the over seas buyers.
So there is not a huge amount of un sold properties in Javea or Moraira.
Bank repo’s are not that many in this area, look at the areas where there are hundreds and that is where you will find the town halls and developers have been silly for the past 10 years, a long with the greedy bank directors.
Keep your Javea property clean and tidy, free of nasty odors and ask a sensible price. Good luck because if the price is right, you will sell in Javea and Moraira.
Come for a holiday – Stay a lifetime!
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