Plots in Murcia - buy, sell or rent easily
Where to buy land in Murcia
The average value of urban land in Murcia shows figures above €115/m². The municipalities with the cheapest urban plots for sale are: Cieza, Jumilla, Lorca, Murcia and Mazarrón. Prices increase in the coastal area and in the metropolitan areas of Lorca and Murcia, which coincidentally also have one of the lowest amounts. The same occurs with the surface of developable land, which is grouped to a greater extent on the coast. For its part, the cheapest land for sale in the province of Murcia is in the municipalities of Lorca with a minimum value of €0.30/m², Mazarrón and Abarán with €0.40/m², Henares and Jumilla with 0 €.50/m².
The average value of rustic properties is one of the highest in Spain, with more than €18,000/hectare. The building plots for sale are in great demand, since the orography, the climate, and the fertility of the soil favour, above all, the agricultural exploitation of a leading region in exports.
In continuous development
The Region of Murcia is in the southeast of the peninsula, with an extension that exceeds 1,000,000 hectares, which represents more than 2% of the national territory. It is an autonomous community with rugged geography, in which the mountain, plain and coastal landscape can be differentiated. In addition, its large area and the presence of the Mediterranean Sea generate a certain diversity in climate and rainfall, which condition the exploitation of the land and the way of life in the region.
The urban land occupies an area of more than 25,000 hectares. It is grouped on the coast and, above all, in the three main municipalities: Lorca, Cartagena and Murcia. It should be noted that the planning includes land in rural areas in this category, specifically in consolidated urban land. The developable territory covers more than 200,000 hectares, standing out in the urban area of Lorca and Murcia. For its part, the surface of non-developable plots has an extension of more than 800,000 hectares, being one of the regions with the smallest rural area in the country. In general, its transportation network is developed, except for the railway network, which is extensive, but outdated. The highlight is the road network and the port of Cartagena.
Agriculture recognized throughout the world
The total agricultural estates gather more than 350,000 hectares more than 30% of the total of the Region of Murcia. In these plots the cultivation of fruit trees and vegetables predominates, being one of the regions with the highest production of fruits, vegetables, and flowers in Europe. The crops that concentrate a larger area and generate a high volume of production are lettuce, broccoli, tomatoes, lemons, peaches, and barley. For their part, the vineyards are also of special importance, with the most important being in the municipalities of Jumilla, Bullas and Yecla. In livestock, the highlight is pigs, followed by poultry and sheep. With more than 500,000 hectares, the forest land covers practically half of the Region of Murcia. The woody mount occupies most of its territory.
The urban area of Murcia is an industrial and residential epicentre
The urban area of Murcia concentrates most of the industrial and residential land in the autonomous community. Industrial lots exceed 3,000 hectares, where the most prominent sectors are petrochemical, energy, food, and transport. Exports are the main asset of industry-recognized worldwide.
The residential area has grown in recent years. It is grouped in Murcia, Lorca, and Cartagena, as well as on the coast, especially in 'La Manga del Mar Menor', a unique natural area in the world.
In the Region of Murcia, large farms, and constant growth
The Murcian community has a wide extension of rustic farms, destined mainly for the cultivation of fruits and vegetables, which are internationally recognized. In addition, it is one of the regions with the highest percentage of developable territory, due to the intense concentration of its urban land in the three most important locality areas.