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Lazora Offers its Tenants a Moratorium on their Rental Payments
The company has advised the Government that it is in the process of discussing this matter, and it taking the initiative to establish a moratorium for the rental payments of those families in situations of vulnerability caused by the coronavirus.
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Which Are the Areas of Madrid Where Homes Are Sold or Rented the Quickest?
The health crisis is taking its toll on the time it takes to sell or rent a home in the Spanish capital, although some areas are resisting better than others, according to Brainsre.
Rental Properties No Longer “Fly Off the Shelf” in Barcelona as the Time it Takes to Find a Tenant Increases
It now takes 2.2 months on average to rent out an apartment in Barcelona, up from 1.5 months, according to Brainsre, however, the city still has one of the most liquid rental markets in the country.
Special B-Exclusives: How Many Square Metres Did Spaniards Spend the Lockdown in?
Every household in Spain has an average of 42.75 square metres for each inhabitant, with 2.51 people in each home. Ceuta, Melilla, Guipúzcoa and Madrid are the areas with the least space.
The Retail Crisis of 2008 Lasted 5 Years As Store Prices Fell by 33%: How Much Could They Fall During this New Crisis?
The Covid-19 crisis has come at a time when the prices of commercial premises have not yet recovered from the previous recession, the consequences of which lasted for five years.
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The Qatarí Group Al Alfia Acquires Shares in Urbas in Exchange for a 51% Stake in Ecisa
The Qatari group, which owns the Alicante-based construction company Ecisa, has given up half of its stake in exchange for shares in the listed real estate company.
Santander Plans to Invest €1 Billion in NPLs
The bank is planning to enter the market for non-performing loans as a buyer and is looking to invest €1 billion in the doubtful credit market.
Sabadell and Chenavari Receive Offers For Their Portfolios With Discounts of Up To 50%
The sale of the first two portfolios post-Covid in Spain reflects the fears of the international funds, which are making offers with average discounts of 20%.
Major Investment Funds Slow Down Their Investments in Spain, Halting Ongoing Transactions
International investment firms such as Fortress, Bain Capital and Bayview are opting to look for potential investments in southern European markets outside of Spain, putting operations such as the sale of NPL's in Santander and Sabadell on hold.