Spanish property experts have stated that in most cases Spanish property prices have reached there lowest.
The general thought is that now is the time to purchase on main land Spain because property prices has bottomed out, but the return of the good old days of 2007 and earlier wont return over night, property prices are not due to return to market value prices of summer 2007, until spring time of 2011.
Foreign investment from most of Europe have been fairly steady which has kept the property market prices from even falling even lower than it actually has, over recent years. Investors now have stopped waiting on any further reduction on Spanish property prices, and are now looking for the best bargain they can find. A good guide to work from is to look for property that has dropped in market value to about 30 percent of the market price as was in 2006, then offer slightly lower to see if the seller will except your offer.
There is expected to be large numbers of investors to start purchasing those discount property early in 2010 from main land Spain, which is more likely to have the better prices compared to the Spanish Islands.
If you are considering buying a Spanish property for an investment, then now is the time to proceed and place your deposit to secure the price tag! If you are looking for a Spanish mortgage then interest rates are low and kettering as we know main land property prices are paused to increase.
Main land Spain’s airports have stated that they are expecting an increase in tourist traffic from the start of the new year and for a number of years to come, many people believe that with the current rate of property development will not keep pace with the increased demand for private housing and holiday property. The result? House prices are set to rise still further so it’s a great time to invest.