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Revealed: How tourist flats are wrecking housing supplies in Spain – while desperate locals in Marbella sleep in tents on the beach

According to the Bank of Spain, tourism’s explosive rebound is bringing with it some 'negative externalities'

Laurence Dollimore
The relentless boom in tourist apartments in Spain is squeezing out locals from the housing market, particularly in holiday hotspots. That was the takeaway from a talk by Angel Gavilan, chief economist at the Bank of Spain, during the first-ever

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