Spanish ghost towns

The Spanishe are seling their countryside villages to foreigners for  even
under 100 000 euros.People who buy these villages are mostly British,
French and Belgian but the number of Spanish buyers has gone up lately.  
The villages are sold because people are moving to big cities, which erodes
the services in the countrysides even further. The low birth rate makes things
 even worse , the Spanish fertility rate in 2017 was 1.7, the second lowest in Europe.

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