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Homes in Santa Pola are 9.15% more expensive than last year

9 Jan 2019
Homes in Santa Pola are 9.15% more expensive than last year

The publication prices of Santa Pola homes in the portal Pisos.com increased until December 2018 by 9.15% over the previous year, establishing an average price of 1,695 euros per square meter, very similar to the national average.

According to the annual sales price report prepared by the real estate portal Pisos.com, "second-hand housing in Spain in December 2018 had an average price of 1,672 euros per square meter. This figure marked an increase of 0.72% compared to November, when the average price was 1,660 euros per square meter. Compared to December 2017 the rise was 6.43%". 
According to the study, "The Canary Islands was the region that led the increases in all variations, except year-on-year, a period in which it was advanced by Madrid and the Balearic Islands. As for the adjustments, the Balearic Islands led the monthly decreases, La Rioja was imposed quarterly and semiannually, and Murcia was the one that fell the most from one year to another. The most expensive regions were the Balearic Islands, the Basque Country, Madrid, Catalonia and the Canary Islands, while the cheapest were Castilla-La Mancha, Extremadura, Murcia, Aragon and Castilla y León.
As far as the Valencian Community is concerned, the average price in December 2018 was 1,390 €/m2, 6.57% more expensive than a year ago. The most expensive province is Alicante with 1,616 €/m2, 7.96% more expensive than in December 2017, although it is true that these prices have suffered a recession of 0.37% in the last quarter of the year.
In the case of Santa Pola the average price in December 2018 was 1,695 €/m2, which is 9.15% more than a year earlier, with a quarterly variation of 0.96%, indicating a slow but steady recovery of prices in recent months.
In the province of Alicante the highest prices are recorded in Moraira (2,617), Jávea (2,346), Benidorm (2,302), Altea (2,205) and Calpe (2,165). The municipality that has grown the most in a year has been Petrer (29.20%) and the one with the least Sax (-11.36%). 
It should be noted that this study is based on the amounts established by the sellers of the properties when they publish them on the portal Pisos.com, which are normally not the ones that mark the final price in sales transactions due to subsequent negotiation between the parties. The report has been elaborated from the database of advertisements of second-hand properties existing in Pisos.com during the reference period.

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