8 Affordable Places To Retire In Spain | Retire Abroad | Property Invest Pro

The difficult challenge of choosing the ideal location to set roots and call home awaits those who decide to migrate to Spain after making the life-altering decision to do so. This choice is based on a number of considerations that are specific to your goals for your new life. To help you with this important decision, we've carefully selected a list of the most affordable Places To Retire In Spain in this video.

Living expenses in Spain are attractive because they are frequently lower than those in other European countries. Even if living expenses might differ greatly throughout charming Spanish cities, the nation as a whole stands out as one of the most reasonably priced travel destinations in Europe, continuously falling short of the average. Opportunities abound for an affordable and engaging Spanish trip, whether you are drawn to the regal grandeur of Madrid or the cosmopolitan charm of busy Barcelona.

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[d.f.]

Its my experience "affordable" and "coastal city" are mutually exclusive.
Affordable is almost always interior towns. If a coastal city is affordable now, it won't be in the near future.

[Kevin-etzs]

Very colorful video! It would be helpful if you could work in the monthly rents in a comparable way. For example, in one area you price one bedroom apartments, in another you give an overall estimate of monthly costs.

[krotika]

Cordoba is really nice and affordable place.

[mmamommamo]

My plan is to retire in northern Tenerife. Puerto de la Cruz. 1 bedroom apartment is 600 to 700 euro in rent.

[KikoPeo]

Mallorca is beautiful, but not afordable

[rafd]

Very interesting but pronounciation of some of the place names (E.g. Santander) is poor.

[barryslaney]

Córdoba pronounced with accent on first syllable

[barryslaney]

There is an accent on the final syllable Santadér

[campervannie]

This is rubbish, affordable places in Spain are in the cash strapped interior towns and villages.

[barryslaney]

There is an accent on the first syllable Córdoba, not the second letter o.

[siouxrose]

Beautiful scenery and helpful information. Is there a golden visa? How else would a retired American qualify?

[susanaescriba]

Nothing is affordable when you swim in speculation.