From last decade, there has been an increase on golf courses construction along Spain and other European countries. Most of those more recent built include housing development and became the highest quality level residential areas in some of the Spanish territories. For the domestic population,...

Spain and Italy represent two of the most important Mediterranean Countries belonging to the European Union. Both Italian and Spanish property market have experienced a sustained period of growth since the mid of the 1990s and until 2008, followed by a rapid decline. Those countries are both...

House building in Spain has been very intensive from last 15 years, showing a strong expansion on housing stock only comparable with the one happened during seventies. The growth has been explained as the results of some demand forces acting together at the same time, having higher impact on...

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Housing prices have experienced an intense increase during early XXI century in Spain as in other countries. Some of the explanations for this evolution tend to focus the responsibility of the process on the intense changes on fundamentals while others point out the role of speculation. Finance...

This paper is concerned with the variation between house price and valuation in Spain. Spanish regulation requires valuation companies to estimate price-trends in order to avoid speculation and adjust values to the real price. As this information is not widely available, companies have to build...

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The paper analyses the rent market in Spanish cities using information from Census data, 2001. Information about total rental homes are extracted from Census microdata as well as mobility of households during the previous decade. Two exercises use those information. First, deep on the household...

In a previous paper (Taltavull and White, 2012) we analysed the role of money supply, migration and mortgage finance in house price evolution. Using a VECM framework we examined these variables together with income, inflation, and interest rates for both Spain and the UK. This followed on from...