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Spain’s housing crisis laid bare: Families must save for over 40 years to buy in Malaga or Ibiza

Laurence Dollimore
Malaga province is one of the most expensive property locations in Spain (Pictured: Casares, inland Malaga ©theSpanishEye)
THE average Spanish family would have to save for more than 40 years to buy a two-bedroom home in Malaga or Ibiza, a sobering study has found. According to property portal Idealista, anyone in Spain looking for a two-bed home will need an average

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