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Most expensive locations in Spain.
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JAN
Most expensive locations in Spain.
Neither the rise in rates nor the loss of purchasing power nor the increase in the price per square meter has slowed the acquisition of housing in the province. In line with these data, here is a classification of the 100 most expensive and demanded locations to acquire a house. The data is based on the average price offered per home, not per square meter, during the fourth quarter of 2022.
When reading this report, it must be taken into account that those municipalities where more single-family houses are sold, with garden and pool, are more favored.
In position number 8 appears one of the most beautiful towns in the Mediterranean arc: Altea. The average price of housing in this municipality of Marina Baixa is 743,244 euros. Calp is the third town on the list and appears in fifteenth place with an average price of 544,785 euros.
It is followed by Finestrat and L'Alfàs del Pi (positions 18 and 19) with a value of 495.566 and 427.990 euros, respectively, and Dénia (position 24) with a price of 376.750 euros.
We have to go to 33rd place in the ranking to find El Campello with an average price of 296,624 euros and 34 in which Orihuela is (287,495 euros ). Another town in Vega Baja is found in 47th place: Pilar de la Horadada (246,384 euros).
Positions 53, 54, 58 and 72 are occupied by Benidorm (232,368 euros), San Vicente del Raspeig (232,122 euros), Alicante (219,562 euros) and Guardamar del Segura (192,155 euros).
They close this list of Alicante municipalities Elche, in 88th place with an average price of housing of 171,991 euros; Torrevieja in 96 with 155,787 euros and Santa Pola in 100 with 151,796 euros.
These two Alicante towns are among the 10 most expensive to buy a house in Spain
The purchase of homes in the province of Alicante continues to rise and marks its best record since 2007. Despite the rise in interest rates, the increase in the price of the square meter and the loss of purchasing power, buying a house in the province is still booming.
Neither the rise in rates nor the loss of purchasing power nor the increase in the price per square meter has slowed the acquisition of housing in the province. In line with these data, here is a classification of the 100 most expensive and demanded locations to acquire a house. The data is based on the average price offered per home, not per square meter, during the fourth quarter of 2022.
When reading this report, it must be taken into account that those municipalities where more single-family houses are sold, with garden and pool, are more favored.
The most expensive municipalities in Alicante
In the ranking of 100 municipalities we find up to 16 localities in the province. The first one isXàbia with a total average price of 793.895 euros and appears in position number 6.In position number 8 appears one of the most beautiful towns in the Mediterranean arc: Altea. The average price of housing in this municipality of Marina Baixa is 743,244 euros. Calp is the third town on the list and appears in fifteenth place with an average price of 544,785 euros.
It is followed by Finestrat and L'Alfàs del Pi (positions 18 and 19) with a value of 495.566 and 427.990 euros, respectively, and Dénia (position 24) with a price of 376.750 euros.
We have to go to 33rd place in the ranking to find El Campello with an average price of 296,624 euros and 34 in which Orihuela is (287,495 euros ). Another town in Vega Baja is found in 47th place: Pilar de la Horadada (246,384 euros).
Positions 53, 54, 58 and 72 are occupied by Benidorm (232,368 euros), San Vicente del Raspeig (232,122 euros), Alicante (219,562 euros) and Guardamar del Segura (192,155 euros).
They close this list of Alicante municipalities Elche, in 88th place with an average price of housing of 171,991 euros; Torrevieja in 96 with 155,787 euros and Santa Pola in 100 with 151,796 euros.
Benahavís, the most expensive in Spain
At the national level, the classification is headed by Benahavís, in Malaga, where on average each home offered for sale has a cost of 1,868,250 euros; followed by Calvià, with 1,570,628; and Marbella, with 1,319,871. It is followed by Sotogrande (Cádiz) with 961,720 and Sant Cugat del Vallés (Barcelona) with 810,438 euros.
Diseñado por CRM Inmovilla