The Costa del Sol is home to six of the ten most expensive streets in Spain to buy a house.

The Costa del Sol in Málaga comprises six of the ten most expensive streets in Spain for buying property. The municipality of Benahavís hosts the most exclusive street in the country, which covers the entire Coto Zagaleta urbanization, with an average price of nearly 10 million euros for each of its luxury homes, according to a study by the Idealista website. The ten most expensive streets in Spain to buy a home are distributed between Madrid, Mallorca, and the Costa del Sol, and their average prices exceed six million euros. The Costa del Sol also ranks fifth with Carretera A-397 in Benahavís, with an average price of 8,592,000 euros. Remaining on the Malaga coast, in sixth place is Vivaldi Street, with an average price of 7,681,750 euros, and in seventh is Albinoni Street, with 7,615,480 euros, both in Marbella. Rounding out the top 10 are two more representatives from Marbella: Wagner Street with an average of 7,033,733 euros in ninth place, and the Cascada de Camoján urbanization, whose properties have an average price of 6,870,131 euros. The second place in the ranking goes to the municipality of Sant Andreu de Llavaneres in Barcelona: Avenida Supermaresme, where registering residence has a price of over 9,000,000 euros. The bronze medal is held by Camí des Salinar in the Mallorcan town of Andratx, where homes have an average price of 8,909,000 euros. The fourth position belongs to another street in Mallorca, Binicaubell in Palma, with an average of 8,848,000 euros. In eighth place is Carrer Congre, in Andratx (Mallorca), where buying a home costs an average of 7,106,000 euros. Regarding the rest of the autonomous communities, there are six that have a street where houses average over a million euros: Canary Islands (Avenida de la Macaronesia, Adeje with an average of 6,471,000 euros), Community of Madrid (Paseo del Conde de los Gaitanes, La Moraleja, where the average is around 5,458,000 euros), Valencian Community (Carrere Puerto Andraitx, in Moraira, where houses average 4,960 euros), Galicia (whose street Alquitecto Antonio Cominges, in Vigo, has houses valued at 1,742 euros), Basque Country (Paseo Miraconcha, San Sebastián, with homes priced at 1,661,000 euros) and Cantabria (where on Calle Castelar in Santander houses reach a value of 1,013,000 euros). According to Idealista, the most economical region is Navarre, 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).