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In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
Madrid.
Valencia. Sevilla. Marbella. Which has the highest cost of living? highest rental prices? |
Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
Originally Posted by doo
(Post 10328202)
Madrid.
Valencia. Sevilla. Marbella. Which has the highest cost of living? highest rental prices? :D or 50/50. |
Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
I was looking for cost of living comparisons and found this. Now I dont live in spain - Have no idea how accurate this is, others on here who do live in spain will be able to tell you how accurate it is. It allows you to compare places. However I also dont know how the recent economic situation effects it. But might be worth a look at.
http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/ |
Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
Originally Posted by doo
(Post 10328202)
Madrid.
Valencia. Sevilla. Marbella. Which has the highest cost of living? highest rental prices? |
Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
I think you may be right. We have been for odd weekends to Madrid and found it cheaper than Marbella.
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Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
Originally Posted by Pocaloca
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Marbella is probably the most expensive because it's not really a city, more of a high class holiday resort (though I expect someone will shoot me down for saying that). The rest are big cities and rental prices will depend on how expensive and exclusive the neighbourhood is, but they will all have cheaper districts too. Because public transport is very good in Spanish cities, you can easily live in a cheaper district and not miss out.
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Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
Originally Posted by chrisjolly
(Post 10329690)
Do you live or even know Marbella? It is a tourist town like many in Spain but has the heart and soul of any other town. Maybe it beats a little faster than most people can cope with.
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Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
Originally Posted by doo
(Post 10328202)
Madrid.
Valencia. Sevilla. Marbella. Which has the highest cost of living? highest rental prices? Madrid Valencia Sevilla Marbella In that order. Of course it will depend on exactly where you want to live. In the nice parts of Madrid you are talking 2000 euros a month for a 2/3 bed flat. In the bad parts, maybe 800 euros |
Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
If it is any help El Mundo has a map on which you can compare house prices in the various regions. I imagine rents would be correlated with prices to some extent.
http://www.elmundo.es/suvivienda/sv/tasaciones/ |
Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
I would say this would be the right order:
Madrid Valencia Sevilla Marbella |
Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
my apologies to the OP but there is a city missing from that list - Barcelona !
I am sure those who live there or even have visited will say it should be at the top or vying for the top of the list. |
Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
Originally Posted by mogsmum
(Post 10328390)
I was looking for cost of living comparisons and found this. Now I dont live in spain - Have no idea how accurate this is, others on here who do live in spain will be able to tell you how accurate it is. It allows you to compare places. However I also dont know how the recent economic situation effects it. But might be worth a look at.
http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/ |
Re: In which order are these cities the most expensive to live?
It is a good site. Not definitive though. eg. someone moving to the UK from Spain could be a few thousand better off with paying less tax. We have had houses in the UK. Florida and UK and Florida is definitely the cheapest to live.
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