The Housing Hole in Ibiza: the Population Grows by 83% and the Houses Just 40% in 25 Years

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The deficit already exceeds 43%, while the average sales price reaches 848,491 euros and the Govern plans more than 1,200 affordable housing units.

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Ibiza has grown much faster than its housing stock. In the last 25 years, the island's population has increased by almost 83%, while the number of homes has increased by almost 40%. The mismatch between the two growth rates places the accumulated housing deficit at 43.18%, according to data from the Balearic Islands Housing Observatory (OHIB).

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EIVISSA, 29 (EUROPA PRESS) The island of Eivissa has registered an increase in the population of almost 83 percent in the last 25 years, while the increase in the number of homes in the same period has been almost 40 percent. The deficit, therefore, is 43.18 percent. [...] The entry The housing deficit in Eivissa exceeds 43% aparece primero en Forbes España.