The street Corrida and Paseo de Begoña of Gijón and the street Uría of Oviedo and its surroundings and they are the most expensive in Asturias to buy a flat, with average prices of 3.091 and 3,600 euros per square meter, according to a Tecnitasa report.
The average surface in Corrida street and Paseo de Begoña It is 85 meters square, so the average price of a flat in these areas is limited to 262.000 euros. However, on the street Uría from Oviedo that area amounts to 120 meters square, so the cost of a flat amounts to 432.000 euros.
In Both cities the more affordable prices are located in the area of the Tenderina, in Oviedo, and in El Cerillero and part of the neighborhood of La Calzada, in Gijón, with averages of 920 and 1,218 euros per square meter, respectively. In the two municipalities, the average surface is between 80 and 85 square meters with 73.000 euros for a flat in the capital Meanwhile in Gijón amounts to 103.000 euros.
The Spain’s most expensive street is Serrano, in Madrid, with 10,125 euros by square meter, followed by Paseo de Gracia, with 10,000 euros per square meter, and Hernani, Avenida Libertad, Boulevard or Plaza Guipúzcoa de San Sebastián, with 7,860 euros per square meter.
According to this report, only seven spanish cities have households by less of 500 euros per square meter: Talavera de la Reina, Elche, Alicante, Jerez, Castellón, Ávila and Huesca.
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