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Spectacular apartment located in the neighbourhood of Salamanca, one of the best districts in Madrid city. It is been completely renovated and features: high end furniture, spacious living room with fireplace, dining room, eat-in kitchen and 2 en-suite bedrooms. Ready to move in. Next to metro stations.
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This outstanding house is located in Santander (Cantabria, Northern Spain).
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Conca de Dalt (Lleida), 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Lot 380m2, Useful area 400m2, In a mountain area, €350,000
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From the architects. This century-old dwelling is located just around the corner from Els Jardinets de Gràcia, in a building with a double façade tipology, one facing a quiet street, the other oriented towards a sunny interior block courtyard.
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Pizarra (Málaga), 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, Plot 25,538m2, Built area 293m2, Useful area 246m2, Swimming-pool, Second Hand, In Rural Area, €540,000
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This eclectic 1,938 sq ft residence belonging to the Spanish actor Gustavo Salmerón is situated in Madrid, Spain.
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Living in Spain’s most expensive region, Madrid, costs 43% more than in its cheapest, Extremadura, according to a study presented by Jaume García, former head of the 
National Statistics Institute and now a professor at Catalonia’s Pompeu Fabra University.
What’s more, the study, which was commissioned by the Catalan regional government, shows that taking the cost of living into account reduces the disparities in income among the regions.
Without applying any kind of correction, the Basque Country is the Spanish region with the highest GDP per inhabitant (€30,051), while Extremadura has the lowest (€15,133) – a difference of 98%, almost double.
After taking the cost of living into account, the Basque Country remains the region with the highest per capita income (€27,895), but Andalusia moves into last place with €18,058. At the same time, the difference between the top and bottom regions drops from 98% to 54%, according to the report.
The study uses data from 2012 to calculate the purchasing power parity (PPP) of Spain’s different regions – a measure that allows the analysis of an economy’s level of production or wellbeing, cost of living, and poverty while leaving out such factors as variations in prices.
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