Tagged National Institute of Statistics (INE), Spanish Property Prices
HEADS UP: INE data on Spanish house prices in Q2
Posted by SPI News in Data Centre
The National Institute of Statistics (INE) has released its latest figures for new and resale house price changes in Spain.
Year-on-year, average Spanish house prices were up 8pc, whilst new homes were up 11pc, and resales up 7pc.
The resale house price index is up 60pc since 2013, but is still lower than it was in 2007, when it was 75pc higher than the lows it descended to in 2013 (chart above).
New house prices are up 94pc since 2013, and significantly above the previous peak in 2008.
Data Hub subscribers can get access to these numbers and all the latest Spanish housing market data in much greater depth.
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