If the latest reports coming from Spain are anything to go by, then it would seem that the worst is over in terms of the economic and property crisis in the country. The property market in Spain is now experiencing much welcomed growth.

Although some areas are faring much better than others, a major Spanish property portal has noted that the average property asking price rose €3,000 between June and September this year, from €263,000 to €266,000. While it’s a small amount, it shows that prices are in fact rising, not falling.

Regions which have seen good growth include the Costa Blanca and the Costa Calida, with experts commenting: “The price rises in certain parts of Spain is an encouraging sign for investors with locations such as the Costa Blanca, Costa Calida, Alicante and Murcia experiencing marked price increases.” Tourism for Spain was also good over the summer, with the number of visitors increasing by 9.4 per cent to 7.64 million.

Tax on property has currently been halved to just 4 per cent, making now the ideal time to buy a property in Spain and get the most for your money. Check out Rightmove Overseas’s huge selection of property in Spain.

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