By Annie Dabb • 01 August 2022 • 7:57
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Due to Brexit, many potential British buyers pulled out of property investment opportunities in Spain as they weren’t seeing as much profitability.
In November 2021, post Brexit and Covid, foreign investment in properties on the Costa del Sol was led by a predominantly German market.
However, in 2022 Brits were again constituting most foreign investors in properties on the Costa del Sol. There has also been an increase in Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, French, Dutch and Belgian investors.
Technology has been a saviour for real estate, particularly following covid lockdowns and restrictions on face-to-face meetings as they have allowed potential buyers to virtually tour properties they may wish to purchase.
Improved conditions around remote working from home and the good summer weather have also boosted people’s interest in investing in a seasonal property on the Costa del Sol.
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