Why Ibiza is back on the map for foreign property buyers

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Regional election results mean foreign buyer restrictions have been put on the backburner in the popular Balearic island, notes Knight Frank's Kate Everett-Allen.

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Kate Everett-Allen

Global Head of Residential Research at Knight Frank

A member of the team since 2004, Kate is the Head of International Residential Research, responsible for tracking, analysing and forecasting trends across global housing markets. Kate produces Knight Frank’s four global indices covering mainstream and prime residential prices and rents across city and second home markets around the world. Kate produces the company’s research content in the new Inside View publications and produces thematic reports on ski property, vineyards, tax and global development trends. Kate is a regular commentator on global housing markets in the press and contributes to The Wealth Report.

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