Costa del Sol attracting younger buyers
The average age of Costa del Sol buyers is getting younger. This follows Brexit concerns sparking worries about uncertainty in the UK housing market and residency abroad. There’ll find plenty to keep themselves occupied here – we’ve had quite a packed calendar of events these last few weeks. Here’s your news round-up from Spain.
Why buy property in the North of Costa Blanca?
The north of the Costa Blanca – the ‘white coast’ due to its sandy beaches – stretches from the city of Alicante up to Denia. It’s known for gorgeous beaches, fantastic food and drink and year-round sunshine. The World Health Organisation even considers it one of the healthiest places to live in the world.
Costa del Sol: bling or budget?
Given the opportunity, most of us would like to buy a luxury villa with fabulous views surround sound, pool, extensive private gardens and other luxuries but realistically we don’t have the wherewithal to do so. The Costa del Sol in particular is an area of Spain which offers both extremely pricey property and extremely affordable property too.
Spanish property prices continue steady rise
With the country’s economy continuing to improve, Spanish property prices have continued to rise, but steadily. They have not yet reached the pre-crisis level of 2007. Figures for the 2nd quarter of 2018 are very encouraging and it seems the British have not been put off by Brexit. In fact, they are still buying more property in Spain than other nationality.How to buy a holiday home in Spain
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