Home sales fall by 5.1% in July 2026
Home sales in Spain drop by 5.1% in July 2026, totalling 61,417 transactions. Despite the year-on-year decline, it's the highest figure since October.
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Andalusian industrial invoicing rises 9.4% until July, more than double the national average. In July, year-on-year growth was 6.5% versus 4.1% in Spain.
Home sales in Spain drop by 5.1% in July 2026, totalling 61,417 transactions. Despite the year-on-year decline, it's the highest figure since October.
INE has cut Spanish GDP growth for 2025 to 2.6%. For 2024, the forecast rises to 3.7%.
Labour costs in Spain rise by 4%, reaching €3,388.15 monthly, the highest in 26 years. Salaries also increase by 4%, reaching €2,512.68.
August's CPI in Málaga rises to 4.3%, the highest rate since April 2023, driven by transport (10.6%) and fuel (17.7%).
Málaga's population will grow by 7.3% by 2040, but those over 64 will increase by 33%, the highest ageing in Andalucía, according to Adecco.
Málaga registers 12,864 mortgages in the first half, 19% more than in 2025, the best figure since 2010. June, with 2,646 signings, is the most active month since 2007.
Burgos' CPI rises to 4.3% in July, 1.2 points higher than in June, according to the Chamber of Commerce. The province improves in employment and exports.
Unpaid overtime has increased by 20% since 2023, affecting 43% of workers, according to the EPA. CCOO reports that 64% is concentrated in six sectors.
The Community of Madrid reaches 3,631,300 employed, the highest figure in its history, according to the Q2 EPA. Unemployment falls to 7.6%.
Seville lost 4,900 jobs and added 10,600 unemployed in the second quarter, according to the EPA.
The Community of Madrid reaches 3.63 million employed, a historic record, and unemployment drops to 7.6%, the lowest level for a second quarter since 2008.