Spain’s housing market has seen its first growth after five consecutive quarters of decline, with a total of 160,884 transactions recorded in the first quarter of 2024.
This 1.8% increase has been primarily propelled by the sale of second-hand homes, which amounted to 142,521 of the total number of properties sold.
After a year of slowdown due to rising interest rates, this growth ends a decline streak, representing the best period since 2008.