We wanted to achieve several goals by buying a property. The foremost goal was to obtain a European residence permit and, in doing so, safeguard our family against the economic instability in our home country. The second one was to realise the opportunity of spending all of our children’s school holidays, as well as our own summer holidays, in Spain.
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The autonomous community of Valencia is in the south of Spain and comprises the three provinces of Valencia, Alicante and Castellon. The most popular properties for sale in Valencia sought after by foreign buyers are in Costa Valencia, Costa Blanca and Costa del Azahar.
The average market price is about €1,200 per sq m. The most expensive sales of real estate in Valencia are closed in Alicante, with prices ranging from €1,600 to €2,500 per sq m.
The most expensive property in Castellon sells for up to €1,900 per sq m. Affordable apartments can be found in the town of Oliva for
Valencia is the capital of the community and the third largest city in Spain. The prices of properties in Valencia average €1,500 per sq m. An amount of
