Abstract
In this work it will be studied the consequences of the great
crisis in the economy and in housing prices in the Basque Autonomous Community
(BAC) in Spain. The economic situation that this region has lived during the
decade between 2007 and 2017 will be analyzed with the variables Gross Domestic
Product and Unemployment Rate. Afterwards, the housing market in the Basque
Autonomous Community will be analyzed with the help of the variable Price of
Housing for Sale per m2. As main results, it can be said that the global
economic crisis has severely affected the economy in the BAC, reaching the
highest unemployment rate and the highest free housing price in its history.
The same did not happen with the prices of the houses from official protection,
which increased during the period. This fact evidences the need for different
policies for the two types of housing studied. Fortunately, the crisis is
lagging behind and both the economy and housing prices are recovering in recent
times.