If you are thinking of moving or you are hunting for a new apartment, you will know how important the neighborhood you are moving to is as important as the house itself. Many times it happens that we have an area in mind and we refuse to accept that we do not have the budget to get a decent home there. In order not to further hinder and hinder a process that is already complicated and exhausting, it is extremely important to know which are the most expensive areas to buy a home. In fact, in Spain, in these neighborhoods more than 8,000 euros per square meter.
It probably won’t surprise you to learn that the four richest neighborhoods in all of Spain are spread between Madrid and Barcelona. Of course, two other cities slip into the complete list. However, the most expensive neighborhood in the capital is also the one in all of Spain, with a price per square meter that will leave you speechless. This is the top 10:
The most expensive neighborhood in Spain
According to data from Fotocasa, the most expensive neighborhood in the entire country is secluded, located in the district of Salamanca), in Madrid. In this area, the square meter reaches the €10,270.

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More than €8,000 per square meter
Follow him on the list Castilian, a neighborhood in the same district of Salamanca, in Madrid. Then there is the Barcelona neighborhood of Diagonal Sea and the Eixample in third position, all at a price of more than €8,000 per square meter.
George Salvador
More than €7,000 per square meter
The top 10 of the most expensive neighborhoods in Spain close, four other neighborhoods in Madrid: Almagro, Goya, List and Trafalgar. However, the brooch is put by two areas of two cities that had not appeared until now. It’s about him romantic area from the center of San Sebastian and Saint Nicolau in Palma de Majorca. In fact, this is the first time that Palma de Mallorca has entered the top positions.

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