Demand for Spanish properties 'remains high'
Spanish properties are experiencing record demand from overseas investors, according to an expert.
Brittney Jackline, author and real estate specialist, said the housing market in Spain was booming due to the emergence of world class resorts across the country.
She stated that Spain had also become more popular on the international stage due to it hosting major events, such as next year's Grand Prix.
Ms Jackline commented: "Land prices in the country are showing a skywards trend."
"People from all over the world are expressing a keen interest in investing in Spanish properties."
She highlighted many of the factors that had made Spain a viable investment spot, such as the ease of accessibility and the stable and pleasant weather conditions.
Ms Jackline added that the availability of modern amenities also made the country popular with investors.
According to Halifax, the average property in Spain now costs approximately £150,200 - twice the figure recorded in 2002.
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