Spanish Village Facing Population Decline Offers Housing and Jobs for New Residents
Located in the province of Cuenca, Spain, the village of Santa Cruz de Moya, with a population of 200, is grappling with the demographic crisis that rural areas across Europe are facing. The village Mayor, Virgilio Antón, made an appeal in a video shared on social media, announcing that there are not only vacant houses in the settlement, but also job opportunities waiting to be filled.
Antón, who is keen to dismantle the perception that rural areas lack professional opportunities and basic services, emphasizes that in Santa Cruz de Moya, school, health services, and social activities are provided without any shortfall.
Promising a high-quality life in harmony with nature, the village, with its breathtaking view of the Turia canyon, stands as a stark contrast to the bustling cities.
Unlike the metropolises, the village boasts an abundance of housing. Numerous vacant homes, renovated and ready for rent, await new residents. The mayor emphasizes that this situation particularly presents a swift and cost-effective relocation opportunity for remote workers, freelancers, and families seeking a tranquil lifestyle.
In this village, whose economy is based on agriculture, livestock, almond and olive oil production, and forestry, the areas where there is an urgent need for labor are as follows:
Construction and Maintenance: Master builders, electricians, plumbers
Social Services: Elderly care staff and qualified professionals
Although rural population loss continues to be a common issue throughout Europe, the aim is to reverse this trend through public support and renewal projects.
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