With the lowest prices, this month include Extremadura (1.533/m2), Castilla – La Mancha (1,599/m2), Murcia (1,608/m2), Comunitat Valenciana (1,726/m2) and Canary Islands (1,768/m2). Rises in 27 provincial capitals, according to data from fotocasa.es, of the 49 analyzed all Spain provinces capitals, during the last month has been a decline in price in 21 towns, price hikes in 27 municipalities and only a capital of province (Burgos) there is no variation in the price. Of the 21 capitals of provinces where the price of housing has fallen in July, Lugo is that most descends with a 10.4%. Segovia, followed with a drop of 2.7%; Huesca, with a decrease of 2.0%; and Murcia, with a fall of 1.7 per cent. Noteworthy are the increases in Alicante and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (both with an increase of 2.1%), Guadalajara (2.0%) and Palencia (1.9%). Low price at 27 of 50 provinces in the month of July 27 of the 50 provinces analyzed recorded declines in the average price of housing in its monthly variation. Lugo is the province that has most seen falling prices, a 9.4%.

In 22 provinces price rises in the last month, among which stands out Teruel with an increase of 3.4%. The price remains unchanged at Ciudad Real (1.445 / m2). With regard to the ranking of most expensive provinces of Spain in July highlights Guipuzcoa (3.948/m2), followed by of Biscay (3.646/m2), Barcelona (3,036/m2), Alava (2,918/m2) and Madrid (2.888/m2). However, as provinces with the most affordable housing in Spain, Ciudad Real lie (1,445/m2), Toledo (1,478/m2), avila (1,514/m2), Badajoz (1,515/m2) and Teruel (1,543/m2). Source of the news: the price of housing in Spain down another 0.