Spain’s housing stock has grown by 1.5 million units since 2014, reaching 27 million, but it covers neither population growth nor the accumulated shortfall (around 983,000 homes). At the current pace, the market would take some six decades to reach equilibrium.
Experts sound the alarm on housing: “Just 100,000 homes are being built each year, against 700,000 in 2007”
Spain is currently building around 100,000 homes a year, compared with 700,000 at the 2007 peak. According to Fotocasa data, 1.8 million would be needed to balance the market — roughly 18...
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