The map of the cheapest homes in the middle of the 'brick' boom: 16 districts below 850 euros

Far from the fears aroused by the pandemic, 2021 closed as the best year for the real estate market since the 2008 boom. A total of

were closed and of these, 450,485 were used homes.

The figures are a reflection of the fervor that has been installed among Spaniards to change their residence or to invest in it and, despite the progress of new construction, the second hand is still the majority option.

Experts agree that prices remain contained despite the boost in demand and there are those who see this market turmoil as a good time to look for opportunities, which is why the areas with the lowest prices are one of the most demanded by consumers. potential buyers.

Up to 2,252 euros separate the cheapest district of

-Altza-Bidebieta, at a rate of 2,718 euros per square meter- from the cheapest district of

, -El Carmen - Cardeñas, at 566 euros per square meter-, according to the data collected by the Idealista real estate portal.

The district of Huelva is, in turn, the cheapest in the entire country to

a second-hand home among the provincial capitals.

Neighborhoods in another 11 capitals concentrate the most affordable offer in the residential market among the main cities, such as in Almería, Alicante, Seville, Lleida or Jaén, all below 850 euros per square meter.

In Almería, the district of

reaches 620 euros and in Alicante, in the area of

the cost per square meter stands at 677 euros.

Santa María-Pio XII, in Ciudad Real, is the first to exceed 800 euros (801), and others such as Sur, in Ávila, or Perpetuo Socorro, in Huesca, are also above with values ​​of 831 and 832 euros, respectively, per square meter.

All, in any case, are far from the average price registered by used housing in the country last January.

Specifically, 1,824 euros per square meter, which in turn represents a drop of 0.3% compared to the previous month, according to the portal's data.

Its study shows that

, despite losing 0.1% month-on-month.

It is followed by Barcelona (3,931 euros/m2) and Madrid (3,744 euros/m2).

On the other hand, Lleida is the cheapest capital in Spain with its 1,035 euros/m2, followed by Murcia (1,068 euros/m2) and Ávila (1,081 euros/m2).

Some of its districts appear among the most affordable in the market.

Districts by capitals

The interest in locating attractive purchase opportunities has skyrocketed in the last twelve months in parallel with the desire of citizens to live in larger places, with more common spaces and more light.

This explains why the participation of Spaniards in the purchase market now presents data higher than that registered before the coronavirus hit Spain.

"2021 has exceeded the good expectations with which it began, by far exceeding 550,000 homes sold, highlighting the strength of demand in the second year of the pandemic. In fact, the number of operations is 12% higher than that registered in 2019, and the figure is the highest recorded in more than a decade," says Francisco Iñareta, spokesman for Idealista.

Analyzing the cheapest districts of each provincial capital, the Idealista results place the Pedanías del Este in Murcia (874 euros) or La Vega-Oteruelo in León (894 euros) below 900 euros per square meter.

In addition, seven other capitals present their cheapest district below 1,000 euros per square meter, as is the case of 923 euros in El Polvorín, in Ourense, to 999 euros in the Martiricos-La Roca area of ​​Malaga.

With 1,000 euros per exact square meter, the areas of Carretera del Centro-Cono Sur and Pan y Guindas appear as the cheapest in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Palencia, respectively.

Among the large markets, the cheapest district in Valencia is Rascanya (1,133 euros), ahead of the Villaverde district in Madrid (1,685 euros) or Sa Indiotería-Son Castelló, in Palma (1,814 euros).

It should also be noted that the cheapest districts of Cádiz, Bilbao, Barcelona and San Sebastián are above the average price of housing in Spain.

They are La Paz-Second Aguada-Loreto in Cádiz (2,139 euros);

Otxarkoaga-Txurdinaga, in Bilbao (2,232 euros);

Nou Barris, in Barcelona (2,383 euros) and the Bidebieta district of Donosti (2,718 euros).

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