Second hand homes are usually cheaper than new ones, but in this special we have selected new build flats from banks starting at 40,000 euros. The advantage of buying a new house is that it does not need refurbished and you can move in straight away. Being repossessed properties also further lowers prices.
Moreover, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, they have become fashionable because new builds are better suited to the new needs of the demand: they tend to have large, exterior spaces, brightness, extra rooms for teleworking or high energy efficiency, among others.
In addition to the change in demand in the characteristics of properties, the need and desire for extras such as gardens, children's areas, sports facilities or swimming pools has also come into play.
And location is also a plus because new homes tend to be located on the outskirts of cities, which allows the buyer to have more space for the same price, or even less. And another factor to take into account is that they are more efficient homes.
We show you a selection of more than 600 brand new bank-owned flats with prices starting from 40,000 euros.
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