Romanian community in Spain shrinks sharply due to housing shortage and pandemicExecutive summary: The Romanian community in Spain has shrunk by nearly one-third since 2012, falling from the second-largest to a smaller demographic group. The decline signals changing migration patterns and underscores challenges in housing supply and post-pandemic economic recovery. Romanian nationals, Spanish local authorities, housing market, pandemic-related economic pressures. Continued out-migration is expected unless housing conditions improve and economic incentives for foreign workers increase.The Romanian community, once the second-largest foreign group in Spain, has declined by almost one-third since 2012. This reduction is attributed to a combination of limited housing availability and the lingering effects of the pandemic, which accelerated out-migration.Connected developmentsHousing stress linked to mental-health decline among Spanish youthSAIC to build first European car factory in FerrolPérez Llorca accede a negociar la financiación regional en el CPFF y España le dice que con eso "está poniendo excusas"Carlyle: "Nos gustaría invertir más en salud en España"La paradoja de España: a más gasto público, menos bienestar ciudadanoRadisson busca doblar su cifra de hoteles en España hasta 2030Open the full case file on Beyond →
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