A study carried out by the real estate portal Idealista has revealed that the most expensive street in Spain to buy a home is located in the municipality of Benahavis, Malaga. According to Idealista, the average price of real estate in the Coto Zagaleta Urbanization would be 10,763,937 euros.
The next two streets with the highest home prices are also in the province of Malaga, specifically in the town of Marbella. These are Mozart and Osa Menor streets, in which the average cost of a house would amount to 7,940,375 euros and 7,175,888 euros, respectively.
The first place among the most expensive streets outside of Malaga is the Camino de la Fuente, part of the La Moraleja urbanization, which is located in the Madrid town of Alcobendas. On this street, the average price of a home is 6,928,958 euros.
Madrid, Malaga and Mallorca concentrate the most expensive streets
Among the 10 most expensive streets in Spain are also the Paseo de los Lagos in the Finca de Pozuelos de Alarcón urbanization, in Madrid, (6,172,508 euros), the Los Flamingos Golf urbanization in Benahavís, in Málaga, (5,760,145 euros) and Paseo del Conde de los Gaitanes in La Moraleja (5,240,322 euros).
Paseo del Mar in Calvià, in Mallorca, (5,152,928 euros), Calle de Ámsterdam in Marbella (5,146,851) and Calle Riu Guadiana, also in Calvià (4,426,086 euros), would close the table.
In addition, the Idealista study also shows the most expensive streets in each autonomous community, five of which exceed one million euros in average cost per home: Catalonia (2,670,689 euros), the Valencian Community (2,637,333 euros), the Canary Islands (1,730,162 euros), Cantabria (1,353,390 euros) and the Basque Country (1,185,416 euros).
On the other hand, the cheapest region is Extremadura, where its most expensive street has an average price of 282,300 euros, followed by Castilla-La Mancha (296,962 euros) and Navarra (390,116 euros).
