Property prices in Ciutat Vella

They are averages of recorded transactions, from notarial statistics published by the City Council. They measure a different market from the asking prices in property advertisements.

They cover published transactions from an incomplete year. The source used here does not specify a cut-off month. Figures may change as new transactions are added and are not compared with a full-year total.

Homes sold differ in size, location, condition and type. A change in the average may reflect a different mix of transactions. It does not mean every property rose or fell in value by the same proportion.

The table separates the latest provisional year from the latest complete year available for all four neighbourhoods. Each column identifies its period. The Ciutat Vella price comes directly from the district’s official series.

It shows the ten most recent complete years available. When a newly validated complete year is added, the oldest drops out. Provisional figures are shown separately from completed years.

The average price per square metre provides context, but a valuation requires the street, floor area, floor level, lift, light, condition and suitable comparable homes.

No. El Born is part of Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera. The map and data follow the four official neighbourhoods; the La Ribera study includes El Born without assigning separate figures to it.