A bunch of things shape Spain\u2019s housing market, but where the property is located matters the most. If you\u2019re looking at the southern and central Mediterranean coasts, like Costa del Sol, Costa Blanca, and Costa Dorada, you\u2019ll find the prices pretty reasonable. But head up to the northern coast, like Costa Brava or the Balearic Islands, and things get pricier and more exclusive. There are exceptions though, like Marbella and Puerto Banus in Costa del Sol, where prices are up there. The kind of property you\u2019re looking at also makes a difference in price. A small flat can be way cheaper than a fancy medium-sized villa.<\/p>\n

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You can snag a basic studio for around 30,000 to 50,000 euros, but a big luxury villa might set you back about 1.5 million. There\u2019s a bunch of stuff in the middle price-wise, with apartments and houses varying based on location, size, and perks like bedrooms, bathrooms, terraces, and layouts.<\/p>\n

Other stuff that affects how much a place costs includes having a pool, parking, fun facilities, and being close to things like airports, highways, beaches, and golf clubs. How well-kept the nearby areas are also counts. So, prices can be all over the place. For example, a two or three-bedroom apartment with a pool and all the modern stuff might cost between 40,000 and 150,000 euros.<\/p>\n

Hit up Zeramel Consulting LLC if you want more info on what\u2019s available now and what\u2019s coming up.<\/p>\n

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