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In pics: The highs and lows of the Spanish property market.

In pics: The highs and lows of the Spanish property market.

House sales in Spain rose for the first time in 2014 since the bottom fell out of the property market four years ago, new data shows.

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Barcelona is the most expensive place to buy property in Spain, with prices 260 percent above the national average. If you happen to have a few spare million euros, you could snap up this seven bedroom Barcelona 'small palace' for a cool €15 million. Photo: Sunseeking Europe Limited/Kyero.com
A surprising entry for the third most expensive place in Spain is Girona which is more expensive than Menorca, Malaga and Lanzarote. Property prices in the Catalonian province are currently 161 percent above the national average. This five bedroom, four bathroom house with infinity pool in Girona will set you back €850,000. Photo: Quintessence International Real Estate/Kyero.com
An unlikely contender in the list of Spain's most expensive places to buy property is the little-known city of Pontevedra in Galicia where prices are currently 113 percent above the national average. There are still some bargains to be had, however. This one bedroom, newly built apartment is available for just €34,400. Photo: Galiciavista Inmo/Kyero.com
Sitting bang in the middle of the league table, with property prices matching the national average, is the coastal province of Cadiz. A three bedroom, two bathroom apartment close to the beach can be bought for €216,000 (reduced from €237,000). Photo: Skyline Costa Luz/Kyero.com
If you´re looking for an area where property prices are below the national average, the pretty coastal province of Almeria comes in at just 58 percent. For €134,000 you could buy this two bedroom bungalow with roof terrace by the sea. It is located on a new complex with several pools, a children's playground and sports facilities. Photo: Nardia/Kyero.com
For the very best Spanish bargains on the market at the moment though, buyers need to head to Zaragoza, where prices sit at just 16 percent of the national average. This village house, spread across four floors, is perhaps one of the most interesting, but to say it needs a bit of work is something of an understatement. However, with a sale price of just €16,000, this could be a good option for someone willing to take on a renovation project. Photo: Fincas Simplelifemagalia/Kyero.com


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