Long-term rentals fall in Spain as the supply of temporary housing increases
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The real estate market in Spain is undergoing a significant shift in recent months. According to data recently published by the portal Idealista, the supply of homes intended for permanent rental has decreased by 10% throughout the national territory.
Conversely, seasonal rentals have recorded an increase of 7%. This model, which allows for renting a property for short periods of time, is gaining significant momentum, especially in large Spanish cities where the demand for housing is very high.
This phenomenon worries many experts, as the reduction in long-term supply makes it difficult for citizens to find stable homes. Property owners seem to prefer temporary contracts, which offer greater flexibility and, in many cases, a different economic return than traditional rentals.
This trend is transforming the housing landscape in Spain's main capitals. While authorities seek solutions to balance the market, tenants are facing an increasingly competitive environment with fewer options to establish their habitual residence in the long term.
Sources: Demócrata
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