
Spain Pulled the Trigger. Rents Didn't Flinch.
Spain just published the numbers on its tourist flat crackdown. They tell a strange story. 📉
➡️ 341,001 tourist flats advertised in May, down 10.7% in a year (INE)
➡️ That's the second biggest annual fall ever recorded, and 62,000 below the all-time peak
➡️ Valencia lost almost 12,000 listings on its own
So the crackdown worked? Not quite.
➡️ Supply is actually UP 3.4% since November
➡️ The Bank of Spain says many delisted flats moved to seasonal lets, not residential renting
➡️ Tourist flats are 1.28% of Spain's housing stock. Rents haven't moved.
And now the legal foundation is gone. The…
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