Economy
Moving to the countryside for a home: young people flee city housing costs
A recent report reveals that 13% of prospective homebuyers in Spain are planning to relocate to towns with fewer than 10,000 residents. These individuals are often single, around 35 years old, and earn average incomes. Facing high urban housing costs, they view Spain’s depopulated rural areas as their only viable option for homeownership. The trend highlights how the current housing market has excluded many young people from buying in cities, pushing them to seek alternatives in the countryside.
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