Aunque España es un país pequeño comparado con USA, debes tener en cuenta que es muy diverso en clima, temperatura, paisaje, costumbres y vida social, dependiendo de si vives en el Norte, el Sur, la costa mediterránea o el interior. Depende de qué planes tengas para vivir aquí, tendrás que escoger un sitio u otro. Una casa independiente de buena construcción, con jardín y terrazas, cocina grande, cuarto de lavadora , armarios empotrados y varios dormitorios y aseos, cerca de la costa o en las grandes ciudades te costará entre 500000€ y 1000000€ El verano, salvo el Norte, es extremadamente caluroso y seco, casi como Arizona o Nuevo México. ¡Salvo si estás al lado de la playa, claro! 😅

Hola. Este vídeo es engañoso. Te enseñan fotografías de lugares de la comunidad de Murcia, como Murcia cuidad, Cartagena, las playas… todo realmente bonito, pero la casa está en un pueblo muy alejado de todo esto, lejos del mar, en el interior. Por eso el precio es barato, si lo comparas con las zonas realmente interesantes para vivir. Habla de suelos de terracota (barro cocido artesanal) cuando en realidad es porcelanico o cerámica industrial, entre otras muchas cosas engañosas que dice. En España decimos nadie vende duros (5 pesetas) a cuatro pesetas. (La peseta era nuestra moneda antes del euro). Si es barato por algo será.. está lejos de todo y las calidades de construcción no son de alta gama Una buena casa independiente, en una buena zona, no baja de los 500000 euros en la costa mediterránea. No te dejes engañar por vídeos de inmobiliarias qué solo quieren vender. Lo bueno no necesita vídeos para venderse. Un saludo Por cierto, el interior de Murcia es una de las zonas más calurosas de España, si quieres derretirte en verano es una buena opción 😊😊

Por otro lado comento que en España no usamos el cuarto de lavado de ropa porque no es costumbre usar secadora, usamos tendederos en las terrazas que con el buen tiempo que tenemos se secan muy rápido, la región de Murcia tiene un clima cálido con playas y montaña que se encuentra al sureste en el mar Mediterráneo, los bidet o bidé lo usamos para las partes intimas pero quien lo usan mas son las mujeres, también para lavarte los pies, es raro encontrar casas tamaño normal en España que superen 100 metros cuadrados, yo vivo en una casa con tres dormitorios, un baño y un aseo con 80 metros cuadrados donde hemos vivido con nuestreos dos hijos los cuales son independientes cada uno tiene su piso, nos ubicamos en la Costa del Sol, al oeste de la provincia de Málaga a 24 kilómetros de Marbella. Sobre el césped cada uno puede sembrar lo que quiera pero es una zona donde el agua no es barata y escasea, por eso algunas propiedaes te las dan con grava para que elijas si quieres sembrar césped natiral o ponerlo artificial, pero te recuerdo que lo que ves construido es de hormigón, cemento y ladrillo, no encontrarás nada de madera en una construcción en España, los impuestos de las viviendas (IBI en España) tienen ese promedio que yo conozca, en mi zona son parecidos, los techos los ves en algunos lugares mas bajos porque estan hechos de cartón-yeso, pasan los cables eléctricos y los tubos de aire acondicionado para la casa, en los baños por norma general ponen el motor del aire acondicionado para la casa, tienes que hacerte a la idea que las construcciones de las casas son muy diferentes a las construida en tu país, la gran mayoría son de madera, también saber que cuanta mas cerca del mar mucho mas caras, mi casa es de hace 28 años donde abro la ventana y veo el mar mediterráneo y la playa la tengo a poco mas de 200 metros y el puerto deportivo y perquero mas cerca. Como te dije me he dedicado a la construcción y ahora estoy recién jubilado y por mi zona (Costa del Sol) el extranjero no quiere cocina grande, quiere casa normal, cocina pequeña, salón y dormitorios no grandes porque lo que quiern grande es la terraza donde mas tiempo pasan, además comen casi todos los días en restaurantes, los que compran ahora son Alemanes, escandinavos, franceses, estadounidenses entre otros que vienen a vivir la jubilación donde venden sus propiedades y se empadronan en los lugares elegidos. On the other hand, I would like to say that in Spain we don't use the laundry room because it is not customary to use a dryer. We use clotheslines on the terraces which, with the good weather we have, dry very quickly. The Murcia region has a warm climate with beaches and mountains to the southeast of the Mediterranean Sea. We use bidets for intimate areas, but women use them the most, and also to wash your feet. It is rare to find normal-sized houses in Spain that are larger than 100 square metres. I live in a house with three bedrooms, a bathroom and a toilet of 80 square metres, where we have lived with our two children, who are independent, each with their own flat. We are located on the Costa del Sol, west of the province of Malaga, 24 kilometres from Marbella. On the grass, everyone can plant whatever they want, but it is an area where water is not cheap and is scarce, so some properties give you gravel so you can choose whether you want to plant natural grass or put artificial grass, but I remind you that what you see built is made of concrete, cement and brick, you will not find anything made of wood in a construction in Spain, the taxes on homes (IBI in Spain) have that average that I know of, in my area they are similar, the roofs you see in some places lower because they are made of plasterboard, the electric cables and the air conditioning pipes for the house pass through them, in the bathrooms as a general rule they put the motor for the air conditioning for the house, you have to get the idea that the constructions of the houses are very different from those built in your country, the great majority are made of wood, also know that the closer to the sea the more expensive, my house is 28 years old where I open the window and I see the Mediterranean Sea and the beach is just over 200 meters away and the marina and a closer fish market. As I told you, I have been involved in construction and now I am recently retired and in my area (Costa del Sol) foreigners do not want a big kitchen, they want a normal house, a small kitchen, a living room and not very big bedrooms because what they want is a big terrace where they spend the most time, and they eat in restaurants almost every day. Those who buy now are Germans, Scandinavians, French, Americans, among others, who come to live in retirement, where they sell their properties and register in the chosen places.

Se debe buscar en zonas no de medida económicas, sino de clase social. Si Vd es clase media, media alta. Váyase a Mallorca o Menorca, allí está lleno de alemanes e ingleses Si es de clase media , media baja , vallase a Castellón de la Plana ( valencia) , Tarragona, Almería, o Murcia,, aqui hace mucho calor, en verano igual Que en Valencia o Sevilla y Córdoba.. Si Vd es de clase alta o aristocrática, vaya a la Costa brava, San Sebastián , Santander, Málaga sobre todo si juega mucho al golf. Canarias es bellísimo y exótico y sano pero esta a 3000 mil km. De Madrid. Lugar de descanso de muchas élites europeas como Madeira. Si quieres vivir la vida social de una pequeña o grande ciudad búsquese un piso de 80mts ² seminuevo, alrededor del centro por 1500 € de Alquiler o 200mil€ de compra. Desde ahí recorrerá toda España .😂❤

Debes tener en cuenta que en España no se construyen casas de madera como en USA, es de Hormigón, cemento, ladrillo y en algunas pladur (cartón-yeso), las escaleras son de hormigón reforzadas con barras de hierro de varios tamaños, me he dedicado en mi vida como encofrador y ferralla y los materiales han sido hormogón y hierros para las estrcturas de las viviendas You must take into account that in Spain wooden houses are not built like in the USA, they are made of concrete, cement, brick and in some the interior is plasterboard (plasterboard), the stairs are made of concrete reinforced with iron bars of various sizes, I have dedicated my life as a formwork and ironworker and the materials have been concrete and iron for the structures of the houses.

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Nothing near the coast has that price. Do you really think we are that naive? Besides, you are late to speculate. Get in line with the rest of the European countries. Because Spain is Europe.

They all look like 'slices' of a house, to narrow for me. The sea views are a bit exaggerated. Wouldnt touch any of these properties as an investment.

Gotta say, all these videos focus on the coastal landscape (particularly mediterranean one) where for some reason everyone wants to live in, and not also foreigners since the dawn of history , phoenicians, greeks, romans, arabs and others... though the same so i can't blame either. But it is easy to realise prices go way down dramaticly once out of the south eatern half of the map, but i guess no one appreciates a life in the so called "españa vaciada" but believe it or not places like teruel have the lowest density populations in europe similar to finland areas, which is at the artic pole so....yeah Btw: kitchen is not the center of the house, all important areas are related to the social aspect of the use of the room, kitchens are used of their main purpose, but as society is getting some modern assets as individualism get stronger, people richer and more independent, so american kitchens are getting popuplar in new homes for little family, this is maybe contradictory to you, but this is related to traditional customs as genre roles were more divided, some went to work since children, the other did the chores , and this concept of genre separation at home comes from greek-roman house were rooms were duplicated an split,so i guess it has more sense put like that. Also if you had like 13 children you couldn't just afford a giant house as most families already lived in densely populated areas because well when your community has lived in the same spot for thousand of years you don't get the urge to move to a residential area with new roads and all that, and for most people if they could invest on space it would be on the beedroom if posible. So kitchens were tiny for utility purposes, kitchen was also the source of the heat from combustion, so you need propper conditions according to that, also celtic house customs produced round shaped tiny houses so a center fire would be put there. Then you can consider we had larger kitchens than you at some point as it was the entire house. This kind of things always have an explanation or two.

250k is a good investment, first u have to know that it'll depend on the location. I mean Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, Sevilla etc.. prices are higher and also depends on the location, centrical, outskirts, residential. But for 200/250k even less u can find a good apartament

All that apartment are overall cheap second homes. If want more quality, more money

Have a look to Alicante(Costa Blanca), all around, Benidorm, Valencia or also Málaga all so beautiful and more quality. Benidorm is called "The Manhattan of Europe"😃, lots of tourist

Just some of those apartaments worths, the rest are bargains for its low quality and location. If u want more quality of course there a lot here but more and more expensive as u want

U have to look these apartaments as what they are, a place to rest after enjoying the day outside so not such an impressive flat. Mojacar in Almeria, is a beautiful pictoresque place and also cost of living in Almería is more affordable than in mostly Spain's

King size bed here is 2 metres long by 2 metres wide

33 euro is so cheap, cos it is a holidays apartament in a non so touristical place and as seen a quite low quality apartament but not so bad to expend some periods of time. Also important the surrounding beautiful views. There are much more beautiful places in Spain anyway

That is a studio which is the cheapest apartament u can find in Spain, low quality apartament to expend holidays. For that cheap price it can be refurbished and u own a holidays apartament in a beautiful place, but of course isn't an astonishing one

Yes people would buy yearly passes to get the best value for their money. Usually they might just buy a pass for their commute or their region, but there is indeed a pass for the whole country and every mode of transport for I believe around $4000 per year. They don't run 24/7 as maintenance work is done during the night, but there are night trains at the weekends. Also many, in fact most people in Switzerland still use their cars because even with high quality public transport it has its limits. Obviously people would use a car to go to a "Home Improvement Store". Personally I am a big fan of public transport here as it is very useful, you can get everywhere, and it saves me a lot of money because I don't need to own a car. But lately I've also become fed up with its limitations especially since I moved away from Zurich. For example I had to go to the electronics store that's 2 km away, so not even 1,5 miles - by car that would take 6 minutes. with the city bus it takes around 20 minutes because of the difficult topology of where I live and the connection at the mainstation. Same thing for visiting my parents - that would take 2 hours by train and 1 hour by car. Of course, those are cherrypicked bad examples, there are plenty of routes where public transport works a lot better, but for many connections this is the reality.

I think that was Audrey Hepburn not Katherine.

The Belmonte castle is beautiful too, the movie the Cid with Charlton Heston was filmed there.

Some belongs to the Goverment, specially the Paradores (they have been transformed into hotels). But most of them are property of duches, earls,... and if they show them to the public, even if that is a visit once a month, they get benefits from the goverment. One of the most beautiful castles is sitted in Guadamur, not far from the city of Toledo. There are societies to help to preserve them. Unfortunately we have sooooo many , that if they are very damage they abandone them. Too much many too keep them up. We have the rest of one, just the tower, in the place where i live.

All around Valencia is so beautiful and u can find different prices to buy a property according to ur choice. That's depending on you because, we have different options north, south, East, West all so beautiful and varied. We have also the Balearic and Canary islands both so nice

Almería coast is a nice place and cheaper than in Valencian Community in places like Benidorm, Alicante, Gandia. Have a look to this beautiful areas although very touristical. Close to Almería is Málaga also very touristical with places like Torremolinos, Estepona, Benalmádena or Marbella this one famous for its luxorious life. Greetings

La vivienda en España es muy cara en las grandes capitales, y ciudades más importantes en cada zona. No están al alcance de todos. Los alquileres de cuatro dormitorios, varían, según los distritos de cada lugar. Pueden alcanzar 1.700 euros en ciudades, hasta 3.000, o más. Las ventas son inalcanzables en zonas más caras del país.

To be fair, the not really built 600 Years on the Clogne Cathedral, there was a few hundred years break when they gave up to built on it.

Dont have kids like most Europeans do, easier life problem solved.

The second apartment is horrible AF. That russian/bulgarian lady (according to her accent) who is speaking is just a Real Estate agent who whishes to get rid of 2nd hand leftovers. I haven't ever seen a fridge in the entrance, they're always inside the kitchens, despite its size. However, it was never normal to have dryers at home, especially in the South. By the way, I *do* have a cabinet under the sink at home, for shampoos, skin care, ointments and that shit 😅

In Germany its no longer allowed to be proud of your forefathers work and your countrys great history...... If you do youre considered an Nazi or at least a Nationalist. Germany isa basicly overruned by Woke Leftists. They hate their Country, their history and themselfes.

Just start building? No, definitely not. Craftsmanship at its finest. And there is also a lot of planning and strategy behind every castle construction. There was also urban planning back then, and I recommend the book The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet about the construction of a cathedral.

If your kitchen is 8x6=48 that's bigger than half an average home in Spain. My living room, which is the biggest room in my 70 sqm 1967 home, has 21 sqm. 80 sqm homes started to be built around the 80's last century. 90/100 sqm weren't common until the 90's/2000's. That flat costed 1800€ in 1967 (300,000 pesetas or 100 minimum wage salaries back then) and mortgage had to be paid in 5 years, which inflation-adjusted would correspond to €52k in 2024. My parents had money because they had been emigrants to France for a decade. But now similar homes are being sold €250k (220 minimum wage salaries) with 30 years mortgages, that's why we complain about housing and the expensive standard of living nowadays.

Mojácar, en el mismo lenguaje “Monxacar”, significa Monte Sagrado. El Indalo, vive entre nosotros, arraigado a esta provincia de almeria en general, y a Mojácar en particular, desde hace miles de años. Mojacar es UN pueblo totalmente arabe esta encima de una montaña y tiene un atardecer muy hermoso Sabias que en Este pueblo nacio Walt Disney? Y que Este pueblo esta pegado al parque natural maritimo y terrestre del Cabo de gata? Y que tiene El Unico desierto de Europa? Y que es de origen volcanico? El Cabo de gata tiene playas hermosasa

Hi again, English, Germans, Scandinavians have been moving or visiting Spain for decades, since at least the 1970's , what is relatively new is the interest of Canadians and Americans of Spain, I guess with all the information that they have on RU-vid or social media a lot of them have realized that the black legend about Spain that is a backward middle aged country, where everyone is so wicked is absolutely false, and I am glad about that. As far as I know the place where property is the most economical is Ciudad Real in the community of Castilla La Mancha, in Extremadura is also economical, small towns in the outskirts of cities as well, but what people in Spain whose Mediterranean philosophy of life is based on a balance between work and pleasure, and prioritizes family, friends and appreciation of nature and land what they don't want is greed, individualism and speculation. So that is the cultural battle that they will be facing again. Making money is Ok is what they say, but it should never be an obsession,or the number one thing on their bucket list. Cheers

En España también tenemos ahora un problema grave con la ocupación. Puedes tardar incluso dos años en echar a alguien que se meta a vivir en una casa vacía. Lo más probable es que se ponga solución en el siguiente gobierno, pero ahora es así. Lo mejor que se puede hacer es poner una alarma conectada a una empresa de seguridad que acude de inmediato cuando entran, así no se cumplen las 48 horas de "residencia" que después hace difícil la expulsión legal, y se les puede echar en ese momento. Otra manera es tener un arma de fuego en una caja fuerte. En ese caso, la policía misma los expulsa en minutos. Más allá de esas dos cosas, existe un riesgo real de que vengas a tu casa y te encuentres alguien viviendo en ella, desgraciadamente. Una buena comunicación con los vecinos también es clave. Espero que el comentario no desaparezca. ¿Entiendes ahora uno de los motivos de los abucheos al Presidente que hablaba en otros comentarios?. Es algo que hace 6 o 7 años no pasaba. Un abrazo.

54000 euros is a garbage flat ,in a bad area, less than 150 thousands dont find anything good

Escribo mientras veo el vídeo. El primer piso que sale, el de Almería (no sé si después pondrás más pisos) es tan barato porque está prácticamente en medio de ninguna parte. La playa se ve lejos, hay que coger el coche para ir, y muy posiblemente haya que conducir también para tomarse una cerveza o comprar el pan. A parte, es pequeño, muy pequeño. Lo del coche, para un estadounidense, puede que no resulte un problema, pero normalmente para un español es un gran NO. Sobre todo si tienes que conducir para hacer pequeñas compras o ir a un bar. Hace unos meses, un compañero de trabajo de mi sobrino, médico de Rayos X, divorciado, del Norte de España, se mudó a Jerez porque la ex se vino aquí con su hijo y su nueva pareja. Se compró un piso de tres dormitorios al lado de donde vive mi hermano, en la Avenida Lola Flores, en Jerez de la Frontera. Tuvo suerte, y le salió por 150.000 euros, lo cual es barato, por un piso grande más o menos, y en un sitio lleno de comercios, bares, bien conectado, en una ciudad de 200.000 habitantes, que tiene la playa a 20 minutos conduciendo, y las montañas a 30 minutos en la otra dirección (en los pueblos de la montaña se come carne extraordinaria, en muchas ocasiones venado, jabalí y cosas así). Si buscas, encuentras. Un abrazo. Edito: las cocinas así de diminutas es típico de las segundas viviendas de veraneo (no en todas, pero no es raro). Se da por sentado que en esas viviendas la cocina no es una prioridad, porque se usan en vacaciones y lo más probable es que el dueño coma en la calle con mucha frecuencia, al ser vacaciones).

Siempre prefieren tópicos falsos, que la realidad española.

EXPATS, NO. EMIGRANTES, SÍ.

Pls react to a video about the city of León.

Hello,06:32 It is true that in Europe the houses and rooms are smaller than the USA, but that kitchen and that house seem to be old, the kitchens in Spain are bigger, not so small, and the bathroom is also small. It is probably a vacation apartment In that case it is more likely that it has smaller measurements, but it is not the usual standard.

Hi, thank you for watching the video I mentioned to you. I know that maybe it's not the most exciting video and that the town may not be the most beautiful, but I remember that I liked it the first time I saw it because it was very quiet (no loud music, etc) and the man was very respectful talking about Spain, which doesn't always happen because they almost always make fun of it or talk about it in a condescending way.

4:04 is bullshit. i can find rental cars for not even $50 a day right from the airport.

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😀 en verano voy a Asturias a un pueblo que se llama La Franca, pequeño pero su playa es mágica, está metida en la montaña y cuándo baja la marea se crean como islas!!! Y el río desemboca en la playa. Y se como de lujo, 😂👍🏻💚

Di solito rimaniamo a vivere nella stessa citta, molto probabilmente nello stesso quartiere. Ma giriamo molto, soprattutto giriamo la stessa Italia. Negli anni 60 c'è stata una massiccia migrazione dal sud a nord della stessa penisola xche il nord si è piu industrializzato a causa della vicinanza col resto di Europa, molti di noi hanno origini da tutte le regioni italiane, molti hanno seconde case in queste regioni, ma in generale g8sit8amo molto il mondo e la nostra bella Italia

Nessun luogo in Europa è versione Disney. Sono tutti reali, vissuti, e con tanta storia alle spalle. Quello che troverai saranno persone che ci vivono e anche turisti. Per Italia, Grecia, Francia, Spagna e Portogallo evita luglio e agosto. Anzi no, x vedere Londra e Parigi, agosto è il mese migliore... Comunque visita i siti i portanti ma fai dei giri nelle periferie piu vicine al centro citta e cerca trattorie dove il menu è scritto solo in italiano 😅

Hello, is there an email or google doc form where I can send you a tour of the palace in english

The Llanes area is no longer a secret, it is saturated with tourists, it is better not to come because you are ruining it

Why there is only music for most of the video?

I¨m totally agree with you abaout the disgusting graffiti and the idiots who do it. But is almost worse when de society and autorities allow it and don´t purse it. I think I told you before but, if you finally come to Spain one day,, count on me to plane visits to Zaragoza, San Sebastian or South of France. I live in Pamplona which is in the center os those places

05:54 In the north of Spain there are towns where there are small mansions, called Indian houses. The Indians were native people who emigrated to the Spanish possessions on the American continent, especially to Cuba, in the 19th century. Many years later, they returned to Spain and they built stately homes to show off their wealth. Some brought plants from Cuba or Puerto Rico, especially palm trees, which do not grow naturally in the north of Spain. They were called Indianos because when America was discovered in 1492, the Spanish were looking for an alternative route to India, in Asia, which was usually done around the African continent. The Spanish believed they had reached the Indies, when in reality it was the island of Santo Domingo, where Haiti and the Dominican Republic are today.