Amount of Foreign Buyers Grew Higher Than Spanish Buyers in Spanish Property Market
Costa de sol property for sale continues to be in demand |
Overall a grand total of 76,780 homes were sold to
foreigners in Spain. This was a big increase on the number sold in 2014 and was
much higher than the 9% increase in Spanish buyers.
A total of 383,987 homes were sold in Spain 2015. Outside of
native buyers the most buyers came from Britain. British buyers accounted for
20.6% of all the homes sold to non-Spanish buyers.
British interest also grew more than any other country. The
number of homes sold to British buyers was up a whopping 37.7%; over 4 times
the increase in growth for Spanish buyers.
British property buyers bought a total of 15,810 homes last
year. They were definitely the biggest foreign national group. France came in
second with 8.8% of the homes sold to non-nationals going to the French. Next
came the Germans at 7.5%, Belgians at 5.7% and Italians at 5.3%.
The sixth-largest nationality were the Romanians. They made
up 5.3% of all the homes sold to foreign nationals. This was a massive growth
of 59% on the previous year. The amount of Russian interest dropped a little
and the amount of American interest stayed roughly the same.
Most of the property sold to a foreign buyer was in Andalucía with 20.5% of all the homes sold to foreign nationals in the city.
This suggests that the climate, infrastructure and culture of the entire Costa
del Sol region is bringing in the buyers.
The Valencia region was the place where the most property
was sold to foreign buyers though. Valencia is home to Costa Blanca and 27.6%
of the homes sold to foreign nationals were in the Valencia region. Other
popular regions were Catalunya at 15.3% and the Canary Islands at 10.1%.
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