Barcelona Property

Barcelona property is amongst Spain’s priciest, though demand is still strong for Barcelona properties as holiday homes and real estate investments. How many major cities offer property buyers the sun, a Mediterranean beach and skiing just a short drive away? The rivalry between Barcelona and Madrid goes far beyond the football field – culturally and commercially they vie for the crown as Spain’s number one city destination.
It’s a diverse city – the Old Town quarters, such as El Raval and Barceloneta, have a claustrophobic, ‘authentic’ quality, which though tempered by redevelopment and refurbishment, still harbour an edgy feel in places. Characterised by small Barcelona apartments in old buildings these central districts are close to all the city’s major attractions and amenities. Gracia and El Borne are equally central but less hectic.
Some suburbs offer spacious, stylish Barcelona properties  – L’Eixample offers many classical buildings on a planned grid scheme dating from the 19th century – but at a price. The districts of Sarria-Sant Gervasi and Pedrables are very desirable; the former is home to business schools and offers rental opportunities to the affluent post-graduate students therein, while the latter contains some of the most opulent property in Barcelona.
Despite high prices for Barcelona property for sale, the city is still one of Spain’s most sought-after destinations – with so much to offer it might appeal to anyone looking for a property in Spain if they are not on a budget.
The Homes Overseas Guide to Buying Property in Spain has advice on the legal and financial aspects of buying Barcelona property, plus overviews and information on the process of buying property in Barcelona.
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