The sale of properties in Spain between July and September 2010 dropped by 26.3% totalling 79.233 operations which is the lowest figure since figures began in 2004. Of the 79.233 properties sold, 24.267 were new properties and 54.966 were used properties. Between January and September 2010, 205.015 new properties were sold which represents a drop [...]
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Car sales rise 13.7% in August 2010
Posted by Canaries News on August 16th, 2010
Car sales have risen by nearly 14% in the first fortnight of August 2010, when compared to the same motnh the previous year (2009) thanks to the sale of vehicles to businesses and car hire firms. According to the figures released, 1.153 vehicles have been sold between 1st and 14th August 2010, compared to 1.014 [...]
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No Comments »36% vehicle sales increase in the Canaries
Posted by Canaries News on July 2nd, 2010
3.338 vehicles were matriculated in the Canary Islands in June 2010, a 36% increase when compared to the same month of 2009. By provinces, Las Palmas saw an increase of 55.5% (2.051 vehicles) while Santa Cruz de Tenerife saw an increase of 13.7% (1.287 vehicles). Despite this increase, said to have been caused by the [...]
Posted in Canaries, National Tags: automobiles, Canaries, cars, increase, sales, spain, vehicles 1 Comment »Property sales rise in Spain
Posted by Canaries News on June 15th, 2010
The sale of properties in Spain has rose by 17.6% in April, when compared to figures for the previous year of 2009. A total of 34.326 sales were registered during the month of April 2010. These figures show that there has been an increase in property sales since January 2010 (the first increase in 2 [...]
Tenerife sales down 35.1% in 2009
Posted by Canaries News on January 28th, 2010
Fedeco, Tenerife’s commerce federation, in conjunction with 262 small and medium sized businesses, have come up with figures stating that sales in Tenerife fell by over 35% in 2009 when compared with similar figures in 2008 (which was already down o nthe previous years figures). The figures are slightly higher for the south of the [...]
