The increase is between 15 and 16% on average, but there are towns that have gone up by more than 30% in the last year.
If we look at the data, buying a flat in Lloret de Mar in an average area costs 33.3% more than a year ago. Banyoles follows closely behind with an increase of 26.3%. Also Sant Feliu de Guíxols (26.1%) and Santa Coloma de Farners (24.6%). On the other hand, in Roses there has been a fall of 10.3% and in towns such as Figueres, the increase is less than 20%. In Olot, on the other hand, prices have been maintained and in Girona and Palamós the increases have not reached 5%. If we add numbers to these percentages, buying a 55 square metre flat in an average neighbourhood in Lloret this October cost 176,000 euros and a 75 square metre flat cost 240,000 euros. A year ago, a 55-metre flat cost 132,000 euros and a 75-metre flat cost 180,000 euros.
