TINSA is Spain's leading property valuation company. Approved by the Bank of Spain, the prices of properties, according to TINSA, are taken to be the most reliable source of information - more so than that which is frequently provided by property websites.
Palma property prices barely rose in 2022
Prices in the Balearics were up 5.4%
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