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Where to buy land in Cáceres

The average value of urban land in the province exceeds €130/m². The cheapest land for sale in Cáceres is found in the municipalities of Fresnedoso de Ibor, Jerte and Navaconcejo with the minimum price of €0.30/m², the city of Cáceres and Logrosán with €0.60/m². The figures increase in the most populated localities such as the capital of the province itself, which has one of the smallest and one of the highest.

The sale of rustic land is very similar to that of urban and developable land since it is a highly exploited territory at an agricultural and rural level. And the fact is that the demand presented by each type of surface is very similar, with the cheapest urban plots being the protagonists in Cáceres, Acebo and Plasencia. For their part, the cheapest undeveloped properties gain importance in Jerte, Navaconcejo and Hernán-Pérez. Lastly, developable plots are concentrated, to a greater extent, in large cities, which have a higher population index.

Cáceres has the largest forest area in Spain

The province of Cáceres leads the ranking in terms of forest area in Spain, with more than 900,000 hectares. Its Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and cold, rainy winters, has given rise to both Mediterranean and deciduous vegetation. The most abundant hardwoods are holm oaks, followed by cork oaks, oaks, chestnut trees, Pyrenean oaks and eucalyptus. Among the conifers, the Rodeno pine, the juniper and the yew stand out.

The Mediterranean Forest is thicker in the mountains, while in the plains it becomes meadows, which are home to great biological diversity. Man has adapted this land to obtain the best natural resources. Examples of this are cattle, which graze in the open air; cereal crops, forest products (firewood, cork, etc.), natural products (honey, mushrooms, etc.) and recently rural tourism. This balance between man and nature gives rise to high-quality agricultural production.

Superior quality agri-food products

Cáceres is a Spanish province belonging to Extremadura. Located in the west of the country, it has a population of around 400,000 inhabitants and an area of ​​19,952 km². Its economy is based mainly on agriculture and livestock, which give rise to an agri-food industry with high-class food.

It depends largely on the agricultural sector and meets all the characteristics to be one of the most important agro-industrial areas in the country. In it, elaborations with PDO and IGP (wines, meats, fruits, cheeses, pork derivatives, etc.) stand out.

The agricultural area occupies about 15% of the territory. Their crops are very diverse, mostly rainfed. Cereals, industrial crops (tobacco and pepper for D.O. Pimentón de la Vera), cherry trees (D.O.P. Cereza del Jerte), vineyards, olive groves, nuts, fodder, fruit trees, vegetables and ornamental crops stand out.

In the top 10 Spanish livestock

The Extremadura community is one of the most important and productive livestock regions in the country. The most relevant livestock in Cáceres is sheep, followed by the bobbin (for which it stands out in the region), goats and pigs (known for the Iberian Ham from the Dehesa de Extremadura). Its specialized dairy production promotes local development.

These activities are complemented by rural tourism, which brings greater dynamism and wealth to this region.

One of the cheapest lands in Spain

The urban land in Cáceres has an economic value (compared to the rest of Spain) and suffers a small variation if we compare it at the provincial level. The most important cities are medium in size, while the rest are small municipalities, generally rural.

The value of rustic is recovering little by little, both rainfed and irrigated, but it remains one of the lowest in the country.

The industrial estate, despite having different estates, especially located around the capital, is under development, which is an opportunity to get the best plot of the project at a good price. In conclusion, this agricultural region offers good investment opportunities in all types of land, mainly due to its competitive prices and the wide range available to the investor.