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However, it's essential to recognize that challenges remain. Currently, inflation in Spain is rising and was recorded at 3% in January 2025. When taking into account immigration rates—one of the catalysts for GDP growth—per capita figures present a slightly less rosy picture. GDP per capita grew by approximately 2%, which, while still outperforming the European average, lags behind the US increase of 2.3%. Additionally, the housing market in Spain is under pressure, as rental costs have surged by 80% over the past decade, forcing the average tenant to spend around 40% of their income on housing.