Spanish property market shows signs of recovery
Increase in sales indicates that values may be starting to stabilise
[MADRID] Within the ashes left by Spain's property crash, some embers are glowing.
As the recovery in the euro region's fourth-largest economy continues and record unemployment subsides, the property market whose slump had locked the country into a recession is showing signs of life. While home price data isn't yet signalling a turnaround, an increase in sales indicates that values may be starting to stabilise.
The market is now safe enough for Stanislas de Bellescize, a 44-year-old computer programmer who recently…
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