Spain’s housing crisis: Long-term rental stock drops for 14 consecutive quarters, tourist flats continue to soar and Sanchez seeks to block non-EU buyers

SPAIN’S rental market has plunged deeper into crisis with long-term rental homes falling for the 14th consecutive quarter – while tourist apartments surge across major cities. The latest data from

PM Pedro Sanchez to raise tax on Airbnb tourist flats and non-EU residents buying property in Spain

Party protesting Mallorca’s housing crisis to take place in Mallorca this weekend

Spain’s housing crisis: Long-term rental stock drops for 14 consecutive quarters, tourist flats continue to soar and Sanchez seeks to block non-EU buyers

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