Grab an Inland Bargain
February 2nd, 2006
The Kyero Price Guides, updated and published yesterday reveal, strong growth and excellent investment potential in Spain’s inland provinces.
Compared to a national average prices, the provinces of Seville, Cordoba and Jaen appear to offer outstanding value and excellent growth potential.
Jaen province offers the lowest house price in the whole of Andalucia. With an average of just 67,000 Euros compared to a national average of 250,000 Euros – Jaen is certainly somewhere for the serious bargain hunter to consider.
Check out our Alcala La Real feature article or search for Jaen properties.
Also a strong contender is Seville. With an average property price of a mere 120,000 Euros, Seville has also experienced price increases of 10% over the past 9 months and there’s no indication that this trend is slowing. View properties in Seville.
Finally, Cordoba province weighs in with a respectable 140,000 Euro price average and again, the province has experienced price increases of 11% over the past 9 months. View properties in Cordoba.
The updated price guides are free to download from Kyero. There are two reports, updated on the 1st business day of each month. The summary price guide contains a price comparison between the most popular provinces. The detailed price guide contains 18 separate reports giving even more detail of prices within each province – get yours now.
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