Whilst the most recent reports on the health of Spain's property market offer further fuel to the notion that we're seeing increased stabilisation across the country, Murcia Today are suggesting that this doesn't necessarily reflect property transactions and levels of activity across our own region.
Sales figures gathered from the Government's central statistics unit point to a 9% decrease in terms of transactions completed during the month of June this year in comparison with 2018's numbers. Madrid, Catalunya and the islands were hit hardest, with these three regions seeing the earliest recoveries from the original market crash. Total sales within the first half of 2019 are also lining up with the same numbers as last year, reinforcing this notion that the market is in a stable position.
However, this isn't the case when it comes to the Murcia region. Property sales saw a 7% increase during June in comparison with the same month last year, and the running total of completed sales for 2019 currently stands at 12.6% when compared to the same numbers twelve months ago.
Whilst stability for the Spanish market as a whole is certainly nothing to be sniffed at given its previous travails, Murcia is continuing to buck countrywide trends when it comes to property sales, establishing itself as a strong market in its own right.
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