By Autonomous Communities, all show higher prices than last month. The Balearic Islands (1.6%) lead the increases, followed by Navarre (1.4%), Andalusia (1.2%), Valencia (1.2%), Madrid (1.1%), Extremadura (1.1%), Catalonia (1.1%) and Galicia (1%).
Below 1% are the increases in the Canary Islands (0.7%), Cantabria (0.5%), Asturias (0.4%), Castilla-La Mancha (0.3%), Aragón (0.2%), Euskadi (0.2%), La Rioja (0.2%), Región de Murcia (0.2%) and Castilla y León (0.1%).
The Balearic Islands, with €4,322/m2 is the most expensive autonomous region, followed by the Community of Madrid (€3,406/m2).
They are followed by the Basque Country (€2,926/m2), the Canary Islands (€2,572/m2) and Catalonia (€2,403/m2). On the opposite side of the table we find Castilla-La Mancha (€936/m2 ), Extremadura (€996/m2 ) and Castilla y León (€1,189/m2), which are the cheapest regions.
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