Mittwoch, 2. April 2008
Almost half of Valencia districts analysed in a new property study saw property prices rise in the first quarter of 2008.
The largest increase in property value came in the city's Poblats Maritims region, where prices were up 1.6 per cent on the previous quarter.
Property portal idealista.com conducted the survey, noting that the area's square-metre price now stands at €2,359 (£1,860).
For potential Spanish property investors, Valencia's overall square-metre price of €2,831 may be of interest as it is currently the cheapest of the major Spanish cities for bricks and mortar, according to the website.
The research also looked at the price of property in other cities, with Barcelona and Madrid reportedly holding average prices per square metre of €4,746 and €4,258 respectively.
Another online property portal recently revealed that Spain remains a popular place for investors. PropertyInSpain.net said that the climate and culture continue to attract overseas property buyers to the country.
