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Spain stabilising - 30 October 2007

The latest data from Kyero.com, the largest English language Spanish property portal, reveals that average property prices in Spain increased by 1.4% in the last month; rising to €248,000 in October 2007.

The current national average property price in Spain, according to the Kyero.com Spanish House Price Index, shows a 0.7% increase compared to two years ago (October 2005). Martin Dell, of Kyero.com, comments, “The Spanish property market has had a tough 12 months but we are now seeing prices stabilising and approaching last years levels.

“Although buyers are still concerned about the possibility of a price crash, our data indicates that the market bottomed-out out during late 2006 or early 2007 and we expect prices to remain stable or rise in line with inflation.”

The province of Girona, located in the NE of Spain, saw the greatest increase in average property prices this month - rising by 7.2% from €425,000 in September 2007 to €455,750 and the province of Huelva in Andalucia recorded the greatest increase in property prices over the past 12 months, an overall increase of 41.9%.

Mainland Spain appears to have enjoyed property price increases although maybe at the expense of the Balearic and Canary Islands. The latest data revealed that Gran Canaria saw prices fall by 2.6% in the last month, prices were down by 16.7% in Mallorca compared to the same time last year, and Lanzarote has seen prices decline by 33.1% since October 2005.

Overall each size of property (based on the number of bedrooms) saw price increases in the last month, however larger properties (three bedrooms or more) saw the largest rise at 5.9% - possibly indicating an increased demand from affluent buyers.

 

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