Some interesting data in today from idealista.com
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The supply of homes for sale in southern Europe saw a dramatic 15% drop during Q4 of 2024, compared to the same period in 2023, according to a new study by Idealista. This marks the largest year-on-year decline ever recorded on the platform.
Key Highlights Across Regions and Provinces:
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All capital cities experienced a drop in housing supply, except Girona (+5%).
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Valencia reported a significant 30% decline, placing it among the cities with the steepest reductions.
At the provincial level, the situation reflects these trends:
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Murcia and Málaga experienced modest drops of 6% and 10%, respectively, remaining among the provinces with smaller reductions.
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Alicante saw a relatively low decline of just 3%, one of the smallest reductions nationwide.
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Meanwhile, Valencia province faced a notable 25% decline, aligning with the more significant national trends.
Many markets are now at minimum inventory levels, driven by a strong buying rally in late 2024.
Looking Ahead:
With steady demand and low rates, the market faces increasing pressure on prices in 2025. Regions like Valencia, Alicante, Murcia, and Málaga are worth monitoring closely for investment opportunities as demand continues to shape these key markets.
With steady demand and low rates, the market faces increasing pressure on prices in 2025. Regions like Valencia, Alicante, Murcia, and Málaga are worth monitoring closely for investment opportunities as demand continues to shape these key markets.
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