Buying
Guides to buying a cheap flat: where to look, what to check and how to negotiate.
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How to tell if a cheap flat is really a bargain: checklist before buying
A low price can be a bargain or a problem. This checklist helps you tell real opportunities from flats that…
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Cheap flats in Malaga: where to buy away from the pricier Costa del Sol
Malaga city has become expensive fast, but areas such as Palma-Palmilla, Campanillas, Ciudad Jardín or inland towns still have affordable…
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Cheap flats in Seville: affordable neighbourhoods inside and outside the ring road
Cerro-Amate, Macarena Norte, Torreblanca and Sevilla Este offer the cheapest flats in the Andalusian capital. What to expect from each…
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Cheap flats in Girona: buying in Salt, Santa Eugènia and the outskirts
Girona city is expensive, but Salt, Santa Eugènia, Sant Narcís and nearby towns such as Sarrià de Ter or Celrà…
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Cheap flats in Valencia: neighbourhoods with a good balance of price and life
Benicalap, Orriols, Patraix, Malilla and the Marxalenes area offer affordable flats in Valencia city. What each neighbourhood is like and…
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Buying a cheap flat to renovate in Madrid: is it worth it?
Fixer-uppers are the most common route to buying cheaply in Madrid. When it pays off, what the work usually costs…
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Cheap flats in Madrid: southern districts priced below the average
Villaverde, Usera, Puente de Vallecas and Carabanchel remain the cheapest districts in Madrid. Which neighbourhoods to look at and what…
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Cheap new builds near Barcelona: towns in the metropolitan area
Affordable new-build developments in Sabadell, Terrassa, Rubí, Sant Boi and Martorell: what they offer and how to compare before reserving.
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Cheap flats in Barcelona: the neighbourhoods where you can still buy
Nou Barris, Sant Andreu and Horta-Guinardó hold most of Barcelona’s cheapest flats. Here is what each area offers and what…