More and more experts are beginning to think that Spain’s property market is set for recovery following the worldwide economic crash, as it shows more and more positive signs.

Taylor Wimpey España is just one development company that is predicting good things for the coming year, and they should know, as they have developed some of Spain’s most highly regarded properties. One of their employers, the sales and marketing manager, has suggested that the property market in Spain has now reached the bottom – it cannot get any lower. This means 2012 will be more positive as the property market finds its feet again.

It is expected that less popular areas in Spain will not see any further drops in price, and many people from Europe and beyond are expected to enter the ‘second home buyer’ market this year as their finances get better, and only a small percentage of these sales will be from those looking for a buy-to-let property. The average age of these second home buyers is predicted to be around 55 years old.

For details of property for sale in Spain, visit the Spain listings on Rightmove Overseas. One way to save money when buying in Spain is to use a currency specialist when transferring your pounds into euros to complete the purchase of your property. For more information on this, contact Smart Currency Exchange.

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