Six of the ten most expensive streets to buy a property in Spain are in Málaga

The platform Idealista has compiled a ranking of the most exclusive streets in Spain. And the Costa del Sol is in first position. Specifically, the Coto Zagaleta development, located in the municipality of Benahavís. According to the report shared by the platform, homeowners in this area ask for an average of 12,366,846 euros to purchase luxury homes in this area.

The province of Málaga appears in the ranking up to six times, being the Spanish province with the most exclusive areas. Benahavís also reappears in the list in fifth position, on the Carretera A-397, for a price of 8,592,000 euros. The sixth place is for Calle Vivaldi in Marbella, with an average price of 7,681,750 euros. The municipality of Marbella is mentioned again in the seventh position, with an average price of 7,615,480 euros for homes on Calle Albinoni.

And Marbella also reappears in positions 9 and 10 of the list, Calle Wagner (7,033,733 euros the average price of the dwelling) and the Cascada de Camoján development (6,870,131 euros).

Complete ranking of the 10 most expensive streets in Spain

In first position is the Coto Zagaleta development, in the municipality of Benahavís. In second place is Avenida Supermaresme, in the Barcelona municipality of Sant Andreu de Llavaneres with an average price of 9,063,833 euros. The third place is held by Camí des Salinar, in the Mallorcan town of Andratx, where homes have an average price of 8,909,375 euros.

The fourth position corresponds to another Mallorcan street, Binicaubell in Palma, with an average of 8,848,571 euros. In fifth position, as previously mentioned, we return to the Costa del Sol, with Carretera A-397, in Benahavís, with an average price of 8,592,000 euros. Continuing on the Malaga coast, the sixth place is for Calle Vivaldi, and the seventh for Albinoni, both in Marbella.

In eighth place, Andratx reappears, since the homes on Carrer Congre have an average price of 7,106,071 euros. And closing the list again appears Marbella, with Calle Wagner and the Cascada de Camoján development.

The most expensive streets in each Autonomous Community

The Idealista study also includes the most exclusive streets in each of the 17 autonomous communities. In addition to the 3 communities with streets in the top 10 positions, another 6 regions have addresses where the average exceeds one million euros: Canary Islands (6,471,111 euros), Community of Madrid (5,458,278 euros), Valencian Community (4,960,000 euros), Galicia (1,742,786 euros), Euskadi (1,661,214 euros), and Cantabria (1,013,894 euros).

The least expensive region is Navarra, where its most expensive street has an average price of 302,665 euros, followed by Castilla-La Mancha (513,500 euros) and Asturias (527,898 euros).