has been identified as the municipality with the highest average housing price in Spain, reaching 981,485 euros. Data from the shows the town, which has over 50,000 residents, now sees property prices exceeding 6,000 euros per square metre.
follows with an average price of 907,270 euros, despite holding the highest per capita income for three years. In contrast, is the cheapest of 432 areas at 57,698 euros, while 's Recoletos reaches 10,952 euros per metre.
The figures highlight a significant long-term surge, with Calvià's average price doubling from 495,000 euros a decade ago. While rents in Pozuelo average 1,499 euros monthly, Lalín offers the lowest at 330 euros, reflecting a broad national disparity in costs.