Compared with 2013, the year taken as a reference due to the low levels reached by home prices after the real estate crisis, the largest increases in the average sale price were recorded in Tías (180.6%), Marratxí (179.6%) and Torremolinos (176.5%).
In contrast, the largest declines compared with 2013 were recorded in Puertollano (-40.2%), Crevillent (-29.3%), and Mieres (-19.5%).
Regarding the average price per square metre, at a more detailed territorial level among cities with over 250,000 inhabitants, Madrid accounted for the 14 neighbourhoods with the highest prices. The highest were recorded in Recoletos (EUR 10,952 per square metre), Castellana (EUR 9,624) and Almagro (EUR 9,438).
On the other hand, the lowest average prices per square metre were recorded in Murcia, in zone 6-A –which mostly includes the district of Cañadas de San Pedro–, at EUR 783 per square metre. The other two were in Córdoba, in El Higuerón–Majaneque–Alameda del Obispo (813) and Alcolea (832).