Housing prices have risen by 15% so far this year, exceeding the peak of the housing bubble in nominal terms.

On October 16, market reports in Spain highlighted significant shifts in asset valuations. The price of gold remains a focal point for investors seeking a financial hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty, as capital continues to flow into precious metals as a secure asset class.

Simultaneously, the Spanish housing market has reached a new milestone, with property values rising 15% year-to-date. According to data from the appraisal firm Tinsa, the average price of new and used homes has surpassed the nominal peak recorded during the 2007 housing bubble by 2.5%.