These are the cheapest towns in Spain to buy a house in 2023

The price per square meter of homes in spain takes time shot, and since live in big cities is more and more complicated, the idea of go live in a town seduces a lot of people. In fact, it is in the towns where you can still find homes for sale at really cheap prices. Specific, eight municipalities in our country have houses for less than 400 euros per square meterso take note because these are The cheapest towns in Spain to buy a house in 2023.

The cheapest towns to buy a house

From a study carried out by the Idealista portal, we know that mainly the regions of Castilla-La Mancha, Andalusia and the Valencian CommunityThey are the ones in the towns where we are going to find cheaper housing. Specific, Alcaudete de la Jara in Toledo, has the cheapest square meter of all: established at an average of 284 euros/m2.

In Cordoba, in the municipalities of Fuente Obejuna and Belmez You can also find very cheap homes at an average price of 352 euros/m2.

In the Valencian Community, we have the municipality of VIllafranca del Cid (Castellon)in which the price per square meter is353 euros. And in Cádiz is the municipality of Puerto Serrano, with 365 euros per square meter.

Also below 400 euros/m2 we have the towns of Almadén (370 euros/m2) and Malagón (398 euros/m2), both in Ciudad Real, and El Carpio de Tajo (383 euros/m2), which is in Toledo. .

Towns above 400 euros/m2

Along with the indicated towns, we find others that, although they exceed those 400 euros per square meter, are still affordable because they do not even reach 450 euros/m2. They are these that we now list:

• Locubin Castle (Jaen) with 414 euros/m2.
• Campo de Criptana (Ciudad Real) with 414 euros /m2.
• Pedro Munoz (Ciudad Real) with 416 euros/m2.
• The Villa of Don Fadrique (Toledo) with 420 euros/m2.
• Colomera (Granada) with 422 euros/m2.
• Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo (Córdoba) with 429 euros/m2.
• Calatrava Causeway (Ciudad Real) with 434 euros/m2.
• Villacanas (Toledo) with 437 euros/m2.
• Corral de Almaguer (Toledo) with 441 euros/m2.
• Bembibre (Leon) with 442 euros/m2.
• Bullas (Murcia) and La Pobla Llarga (Valencia) with 443 euros/m2 in both cases.

Towns above 450 euros/m2

And then there are the towns that cost more than 450 euros per square meter, although like the previous ones they give us food for thought since their homes are still quite cheap. Are these:

• Santa Olalla de del Cala (Huelva) with 454 euros/m2.
• Alguena (Alicante) with 455 euros/m2.
• Villanueva de los Infantes (Ciudad Real) with 456 euros/m2.
• Tobarra (Albacete) with 456 euros/m2.
• Escalonilla (Toledo) with 457 euros/m2.
• Macael (Almeria) with 458 euros/m2.
• Horcajo de Santiago (Cuenca) with 463 euros/m2.