Individuals looking to grab a bargain property in Spain will be interested to hear that the market is likely to remain at a low for a number of years.
According to an article for the Irish Times, the market in the country is unlikely to exit its current lull as a result of massive oversupply.
The news provider explains that this is a result of over excessive house building in the country during the boom years, which has left a glut of unsold and unfinished homes on the market.
"With an estimated 1.2 million Spanish holiday homes for sale and few buyers stepping up to the mark despite eye-watering falls in values, experts believe it will take many years to clear the newly-built stock," the article explained.
In addition to this, the recovery is being further compounded by the ever-increasing number of distressed property which is making its way back onto the market.
Meanwhile, Mark Stucklin, of Spanish Property Insight recently suggested that individuals wanting to bag a bargain in the country have every opportunity to do so at present.
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