Is it more expensive to live or own in Spain now as a Brit?

The cost of food etc does not seem to have changed much, but if like me you like the occasional bit of the U.K., there is an Iceland store which was always more expensive than U.K. but since Brexit prices in Iceland have risen greatly. For example, I love the Indian curries and they were €2-50 last year and rose to €2-75 at around the end of the year which is perfectly acceptable, but since Brexit they are now €3-50 because of extra charges and all Iceland products have risen by about the same percentage. Not Iceland’s fault, but the fault of Brexit. 

I think every expat forum that involves Spain and the UK has a thread every ten minutes on the cost of food and where can I get Marmite or something. Two weeks from now there will be "illegal" Brits in Spain looking over their shoulders not fully knowing if they'll be sunning themselves this time next year on the beach opposite Los Amigos or shopping at some Asda store in Putney or some other wet and cold scrotum tightening Scunthorpe. Additional costs are in Spain now because of Brexit (convince me I'm wrong and you'll be sharing a magnum of decent grog with me on our terrace next chance I get to Spain). It'll cost much extra to extend the 90 days occupancy and after we've mentioned private health insurance the Brits will need private health insurance to survive the costly shock. 

I'm not going to drag this thread into a pro/anti Brexit slag (life is too bloody short). People have a choice where they want a holiday home; the fact at this minute is Spain has too many obstacles for somebody to lash out high money for low occupancy. If you want to throw away money have a few big bets in Cheltenham where at least you'll get a run for your money. Stick with Spain and your arithmetic will have to improve and once you've counted more than 90 days of sunshine you'd want to start calculating another 182 days  outside of the EU. I don't say this in a happy mood.

Any Brit contemplating buying a holiday home for 90 days occupancy would want to look at himself in the mirror and say "Hey Self! Can I afford to flush €150,000.00 down the toilet?" We all know the answer is "No" so get over it mentally. 

You're hell bent on going to Spain. Great! and we all want you to come. Use the 90 Day Rule to your advantage. Arrive somewhere between 1st November and return to the UK before the end of March and you've avoided the worst of the UK weather and can look forward to the best of the UK summer temperatures. I can't give more accurate advice bearing in mind as Spain (or any EU country other than Ireland) will not extend stays for non residencia people at a more reasonable rate.