Murcia’s inland ‘renaissance’
Inland
8 out of 10 of the most popular towns in
One example is the town of
Set against the province average of a 4% increase in property prices from €204,250 (2006) to €211,250 (2007) and the national average actually declining by 0.1%, from €245,750 to €245,500, this is highly significant.
Brits seeking rural calm
This data suggests that most Britons looking for a holiday home or to relocate to the Murcian region are increasingly seeking rural areas above developed coastal towns. Space is becoming a key consideration and frequently properties are being sought near to the national parks of the region.
One example is Lorca which takes the third spot in the Kyero.com Top Ten and is situated near to the Parque Natural Sierra Espuna. This area also Sees local property development company Casas de Lorca building villas on 5 acre plots of land, meeting the demands of those looking for a low-rise property option where space is key.
A different kind of boom
Casas de Lorca’s Director, Mike Hamilton, recognizes the popularity of the Lorca area as offering something more to the discerning buyer: “Lorca offers so much for the British buyer. Not only is it under 20 minutes to the Coast and within easy reach of 3 airports, property in Lorca also offers excellent value for money. Another key reason that Brits buy in Lorca, or
Martin Dell, MD of Kyero.com, concurs, “In this climate of property growth, perhaps we are to see a different kind of boom in the areas away from the Coast.