2023-05-16 03:54:21
With just a few months left before the end of the legislature, the housing balance in terms of available units and prices It couldn’t be more disturbing. Both the supply of houses for sale and for rent has been reduced significantly. Prices, on the contrary, have followed the reverse path and have risen notably.
In the case of the market sale, the supply of housing has been reduced by 12% in the last four years, if we compare the “stock” data for the first quarter of 2019 with that of the same period of 2023, according to a study published by the idealista real estate website. In the same period of time, prices have increased by 15%.
Cuenca is the provincial capital in which the offer has been reduced the most during these four years, falling by 66%. It is followed by Santander, where it has been reduced by more than half during this legislature (-54%). Following are Segovia (-49%), La Coruña (-43%), San Sebastián (-42%), Pontevedra (-42%), Valencia (-41%) and Ávila (-40%).
Among the most demanded markets, after Valencia, is the reduction in supply in Alicante (-32%) and Zaragoza (-32%), followed by Bilbao (-29%). In Seville the drop in supply was 22%, followed by Palma (-15%), Malaga (-11%), Madrid (-10%) and Barcelona (-4%).
As for prices, the highest rise has been registered in Santa Cruz de Tenerife (32%), Palma (26%), Alicante (24%), Valencia (24%), Cuenca (23%) and Badajoz (22%). ). Among the large cities, they are followed by Malaga (19%), Zaragoza (11%), Bilbao (9%), Madrid (4%), Seville (4%) and Barcelona falls by 4%.
He rental market, subjected to strong regulatory fluctuations such as price intervention in stressed areas in Catalonia or those also imposed at the national level by the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, has also seen its offer greatly reduced. In this case, the “stock” has been reduced by 28%according to another analysis also carried out by idealista, whose statistics also show a 15% rise in prices, up to 11.5 euros per square meter, an all-time high.
Cuenca, as in the case of the sale, is once again the provincial capital most affected by the reduction in supply, with a 59% reduction in “stock”. It is followed by Barcelona, with a decline of 51%. Then come Pontevedra (-48%), Valencia (-45%), Madrid (-44%), Ceuta (-41%), Ciudad Real and Guadalajara (-39% in both cases). Among the most demanded markets, after Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia, is San Sebastián (-35%), followed by Alicante (-33%) Málaga (-33%), Seville (-28%), Bilbao (-24% ).
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