‘Excellent opportunities’ can be found on Spanish property market

Buyers keen to find a property in Spain do not need to rush into any deals, it has been advised.
Freelance property journalist and founder of Propertyjournalist.com Marc Da Silva explained that prices are not likely to increase in the nation over the next couple of years.
He even suggested that they may drop further, which could enable investors to find a better bargain.
"In Spain, prices have been falling there at a rapid and alarming rate for quite some time. It is a wonderful opportunity to negotiate a cheap property deal," Mr Da Silva stated.
But he recommended that buyers wait to make a transaction until the pound has strengthened against the euro because the problems being experienced by several eurozone economies indicates that the currency is "potentially overvalued".
Earlier this month, Primelocation.com revealed that the number of searches for real estate in Spain dropped significantly between the first and second quarters of the year, falling by 24 per cent during this period.