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Mallorca (-49%), Marbella (-40%), Torrevieja (-31%) The Minister of Public Works visited London a few weeks ago with the aim of convincing potential home buyers of the opportunities in the Spanish real estate market. He used an attractive argument, based on data from an internal report from his department, to capture the interest of foreign investors: the price of holiday homes in Spain has fallen twice as much as is officially known. Blanco only spoke to investors at the first stop of the road show in London. Later, she was the Secretary of State for Housing, Beatriz Corredor , in charge of selling the Spanish real estate 'stock' to the investment funds of Amsterdam, Paris, Frankfurt, Moscow and Stockholm. As El Confidencial Digital has learned , senior officials at Development have been trying to convince potential buyers for several months that Spain is not Greece, but that it is a first-class vacation destination , where homes are very cheap.
The minister kept some attractive data to attract investors. In his presentation, he released a report detailing the official statistics, and which stressed that despite the fact that the UK Mobile Number List general drop in apartment prices since the beginning of the crisis stands at 15, 4% – the official data that has been provided so far at a global level – there are locations on the Spanish coast where more than double that figure has fallen . The case of tourist destinations such as Mallorca was presented , where housing has decreased by almost 49%; Marbella (–40%), Torrevieja (–31%) or Ibiza (–29%). Sources close to Development consulted by ECD explain that this message was intended to make possible interested parties see that the evolution of housing prices and the real estate 'stock' in Spain has been very heterogeneous and that the slight drop has nothing to do with it. registered in large cities with that of tourist areas.
After the 'road show' , the department headed by José Blanco is preparing the commercial phase for September, where those responsible for Housing, accompanied by real estate developers, will once again tour these same countries to close the first apartment sales operations.Spanish banks defend the issuance of Eurobonds : "to take away from the markets the possibility of escalating attacks on countries." If they existed, speculators would have to deal with Eurobonds backed by a European Public Treasury: "it would be necessary to see if they would then be willing to play at sinking Europe and the euro."The gypsy mafias insist on making their businesses more eye-catching : illuminated signs, guaranteed minimum money even before the appraisal, recruiters on the streets who accompany you to the door, etc. Most legal businesses cannot afford or are not compensated for extra spending on marketing. The number of stores and sales skyrocketed with the economic crisis and more than 350 establishments were concentrated in Madrid, according to 2010 data from the National Police.
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发表于 2024-3-12 13:49:47