Spain is a country where the percentage of the population living in flats rather than houses reaches 65%. According to Eurostat, the figure is quite high compared to other countries in the European Union, where the average is 46%.
The population living in detached houses in large cities such as Madrid and other provincial capitals is quite low, leading to the question: where is the existing supply of detached homes in the region?
Within the supply of homes, as published by the municipality of Madrid, the supply of single-family homes is almost non-existent, 5.3% of the total compared to 94.7% of flats, according to data from the Brainsre platform, at the close of the last quarter of 2020.
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