MORAIRA property prices WOW 🤯 

It started in Barcelona & now it's gone right down the coast, Tarragona, Valencia, Alicante, Malaga, Cadiz, no wonder there is so much anti tourism sentiment. I was in Huelva last week, nobody goes there so everybody was super nice. 😂 I'd not normally agree with manipulating market forces but airbnb & aparthotels are causing social damage to a generation of Spaniards, it's not right they need to stop new & stop renewing these tourist licenses.

@@cate3017 same uk

@@saltaireorangebicyclechopp8555 every apartment , hotel , villa , shop etc is built on land sold by the Spanish for every cent they could get , they weren’t to bothered about their own ..and if it wasn’t for the tourists and people buying places no locals would have a job ..harsh but true ..everything from the builders , shop owners / workers , gardeners , pool cleaners , cab drivers, waiters , chefs , street cleaners , estate agents , solicitors , accountants etc etc just about everyone depends on tourist money ..

@@richardcole9558 The places l mentioned are cities, they functioned before tourism just fine and would do so without it. They are not tourist reliant at all, but tourists & investors have screwed the housing market. I take your point & what you say is true but that is for tourist reliant resorts.

@@RepublicIcon They been looking at a white plastic city for more than 50 years in Almeria but people still go there, where I live there is a solar farm goes from one village to another but the farms around do not have electric.

@@RepublicIcon I am in Benissa now, borders Moraira. Horrible trails today. Have been coming here for 6 years now, sky is sickening since last year

Its was a quick stop on the way to see a friend. We are heading back up for longer. Soon.

😂😂😂 have you looked at Spains economy? It’s the second best in Europe. With people buying from all over the world to come live in Spain. It’s not bursting anytime soon. They will slow down house building to make sure it doesn’t.

@@ScottishCoupleInSpain Unfortunately with the current spend from Russians and Morrocans it look like Spain is going to become the bastion of the war shy.

@@ScottishCoupleInSpain According to recent data, the Spanish economy is growing at an intense rate, due to several factors: 1-High and constant internal demand in purchases, housing, vehicles, clothing, footwear, food, services. (40% of Spanish GDP) 2-Export of machinery and vehicles, agricultural products, electronic components, renewable energy machines, ships for international merchant marine, aerospace industry, 45% of Spanish GDP. 3-Tourism has exploded, with 100 million tourists in 2024, more than the population of Germany, and double that of Spain, although there are beginning to be many complaints because this enormous number of tourists is considered unsustainable, and the cost-benefit It is starting to be negative, tourism is 13% of the Spanish GDP. 4-Manufacture and export of military material and weapons, for Spanish domestic consumption and sales to other countries, due to the context of instability in Ukraine, the Middle East and the always unstable Spanish friend-enemy; Morocco.The Spanish military sector is already 3% of Spain's GDP.

🤩 thank you! Enjoy. Thanks for watching.

They are Northern Europeans biggest buyers in the area.

I know… Mallorca prices are madness these days, but is beautiful :)