The square metre for sale in Córdoba costs 1,863 euros, 36.95% less than the national average. Since 2019, prices have risen by 32.32%, compared to 70.71% in Spain.
The price of housing in Córdoba capital has increased by 32.32% since January 2019, making it the seventh Spanish capital where properties for sale have appreciated the least, and the second in Andalusia. The data comes from the Idealista portal, corresponding to October, and is disseminated by the City Council of Córdoba, as reported by Diario Córdoba.
Across Spain, advertised prices have risen by 70.71% since 2019, and in Andalusia, by 96.56%. According to the City Council, the increase in Córdoba is less than half of the national figure and about three-quarters less than the Andalusian increase.
The square metre for sale was priced at 1,863 euros in October, compared to the 2,955 euros national average and 2,968 euros in Andalusia. This means that advertised prices in the capital are 36.95% lower than those in Spain and 37.23% lower than those in the region.
Despite this more moderate long-term trend, prices continue to rise. In October, there was a monthly increase of 0.70%, below the national 0.85% and above the Andalusian 0.54%. Year-on-year, the increase reaches 9.98%, compared to 9.80% in Andalusia and 11.17% in Spain.
These are offer prices, not closed transactions.
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