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Spain recently announced that it would be eliminating its popular Golden Visa program, which enabled non-EU nationals to live in the country if they made real estate investments worth at least EUR 500,000. The move is part of the government's ongoing efforts to curb inflated real estate prices in the country, thereby providing accessible housing for locals. This case study summarizes the scheme's origins, the factors that informed Spain's decision to scrap it, and its impact on the country's housing market and economy.