A study by the Spanish property portal Idealista has shown that the streets with the most expensive homes in the country are in towns on the Costa del Sol, in Mallorca and in Madrid. Only streets or urbanizaciones (residential estates) with at least ten homes of any type listed for sale (apartments, villas, chalets and so on) were taken into account, and the prices given are averages.
The top ten of the ranking is as follows:
1. Urbanización Coto Zagaleta (Benahavís, Málaga) €9,956,525
2. Calle Sant Carles (Calvià, Balearic Islands) €9,450,000
3. Calle del Camino del Sur (La Moraleja, Madrid) €8,435,000
4. Camino del Golf (La Moraleja, Madrid) €7,112,500
5. Carretera A-397 (Benahavís, Málaga) €7,016,897
6. Paseo de la Marquesa Viuda Aldama (La Moraleja, Madrid) €6,926,923
7. Avenida Portals Vells (Calvià, Balearic Islands) €6,772,931
8. Calle Pagell (Andratx, Balearic Islands) €6,683,056
9. Calle Binicaubell (Palma, Balearic Islands) €6,554,000
10. Paseo de los Lagos (Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid) €6,226,159
In 6 of Spain’s 17 autonomous communities there are streets where the average price of a home exceeds one million euros. They are Catalonia (€4,702,846), the Valencian Community (€3,407,917), the Canary Islands (€3,328,278), the Basque Country (€1,754,643), Galicia (€1,612,500) and Cantabria (€1,394,615). The most affordable regions by this measure are Castilla-La Mancha (€339,423), Extremadura (€464,177) and La Rioja (€485,143).
