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Except they do. That is the problem. See for example: https://m.murciatoday.com/almost_half_a_million_vacant_new_builds_in_spain_that_no_one_wants_to_buy_2174
by nephanth 2y ago
Except they do. That is the problem.
See for example:
https://m.murciatoday.com/almost_half_a_million_vacant_new_builds_in_spain_that_no_one_wants_to_buy_2174512-a.html https://m.murciatoday.com/almost_half_a_million_vacant_new_b...
https://www.investigate-europe.eu/en/posts/the-empty-house-a-window-into-europes-vacant-property-problem https://www.investigate-europe.eu/en/posts/the-empty-house-a...
It isn't a particularly Spanish problem either: following article about the American version of it
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/empty-office-buildings-doom-loop-cities-60-minutes/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/empty-office-buildings-doom-loo...
- lottin 2y agoThese aren't examples of houses kept vacant intentionally by speculators. The first articles literally says in the headline that the houses are empty because "no-one wants to buy them". The second one states that the reason the flats are empty is "unlikely to be property speculation".