While salaries have increased by around 20% over the past decade, the average rental in Spain has doubled during the same ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Spain’s housing crisis and soaring rent prices are becoming increasingly urgent. Over the past decade, both issues have steadily worsened ... which is considered unsustainable and ...

Tens of thousands of demonstrators flooded the streets of Madrid, Barcelona, and more than 40 other cities across Spain on Saturday to protest soaring rents and a deepening housing crisis that has ...

The data just published by Ibestat does not yet include the migratory breakdown for last year, but the trend in recent years ...

The massive demonstration of social angst that is a major concern for Spain's left-wing government and town halls was organized by housing activists and backed by Spain’s main labor unions. The ...

The housing crisis ... rents have doubled and house prices swelled by 44 percent over the past decade, data from property website Idealista showed, far outpacing salary growth. Spain does not ...

The housing crisis has hit particularly hard in Spain ... The increase is bigger in Madrid and Barcelona. Spain does not have the public housing that other European nations have invested in ...

These widespread demonstrations of social discontent have become a major concern for Spain's leftist government ... rent prices could drop by at least 30 percent. She also emphasized that both ...

The housing crisis ... Incomes have failed to keep up despite Spain's recent economic boom, especially for younger people in a country with chronically high unemployment. Spain does not have ...