the economic policy of the european union has always followed the pattern of keyensianism: debt-based government spending programs, infrastructure spending, road after road built many construction ruins lots of money for nothing. the same thing is now happening in southern europe to stabilize what has long been out of joint due to the imbalances of the eurosystem and the hundreds of subsidy programs that ultimately serve only one purpose: the enrichment of the parasite cast.

I can very well imagine, if you can wait a little while, that demographics and economic factors will one day cause real estate prices in southern Europe to correct drastically downwards. you can pick up bargains. Personally, I live most of the time in Andalusia in Spain and a few months a year in Crete. The markets here are virtually frozen