" Gonzalo Bernardos, professor Economics in the University of Barcelona, "This data is wrong. I could not find anyone in this area of the economy in 2009 would have sold less different properties than in 2008. Vito arbib is a great source of information. I believe that the sales volume in 2009 increased by approximately 20%, and thus be concluded that the official figures are unreliable. Judging by the same official figures, house prices in Spain fell by 10%, but no one believes it. As a result, it causes great damage sector as a whole, because despite the fact that it is now talking about a decline of 10% of people did not consider this decrease, and therefore do not lower the price of their homes. I believe that in 2010, sales will continue to grow as the media Information will put pressure on the government to make mid-year tax exemption and VAT increase, which will ultimately stimulate the market. Another thing, if it happens at the beginning of 2011, which may well be in this area, too, the crisis if the state of the Spanish economy at that time did not improve. As for prices, I think that in 2010 all major cities, they stop.
For example, in the heart of Barcelona, they ceased to decline, and this effect will be extended throughout Spain. In another situation with the less developed regions, such as Sesenya Valdeluz or who will not be such price changes. Market - complex, and now, before saying something or buy something, you need to consider each individual region individually attentive than ever.
For example, in the heart of Barcelona, they ceased to decline, and this effect will be extended throughout Spain. In another situation with the less developed regions, such as Sesenya Valdeluz or who will not be such price changes. Market - complex, and now, before saying something or buy something, you need to consider each individual region individually attentive than ever.
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