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The Impact of Coronavirus on the Spanish Real Estate Market, According to the Experts

Brainsre.news interviews five experts in the sector to find out what the effects of the pandemic have been, how investment will evolve, which assets are best positioned and what will happen if there is another outbreak.

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With the toughest months of the coronavirus pandemic now behind us and just a few years after the recovery from the previous economic crisis, the Spanish real estate sector is taking stock of the damage caused and is embarking on a new path to return to pre-Covid levels.

Brainsre.news talks to the Heads of the main real estate advisory firms in Spain to find out what the effects of the pandemic have been, how the sector has reacted to the impact of Covid-19, how investment will evolve and which assets are best positioned.

Read the full article in Spanish.

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