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Where to buy land in Valladolid

The cheapest land in the province of Valladolid is in the municipalities of Roales de Campos, Mojados, Corcos del Valle and Tudela de Duero. These prices are due to the large amount of rural land available in the province.

Its average price of urban land for sale is one of the highest in the autonomous community, as it has one of the highest population densities. The most expensive urban plots are in Medina del Campo, La Cistérniga, Olmedo, Villanubla and Cabezón de Pisuerga. Developable plots have average prices similar to urban land, as most of them are in the main municipalities of the province.

Land values shaped by the province's central location

The province of Valladolid lies in the northern third of Spain, right in the centre of Castilla y León. It covers more than 800,000 hectares, over 8% of the autonomous community. Its continental climate is harsh, with very cold winters and short summers. Agriculture is still the basis of its economy, supplying much of the industrial sector, and some of its crops are important nationally and internationally.

Uniform geography and highly developed farming

The landscape of Valladolid, with more than 700,000 hectares of rural land, is characterised by uniform relief made up of wide plains and few mountains. The province's economy is still based on farming, with more than 550,000 hectares devoted to agriculture, close to 70% of Valladolid. Cereals predominate, especially barley and wheat. Vineyards also deserve a special mention: they cover a large area and include several Designations of Origin. Other significant crops are peas, maize, sugar beet, vetch, potatoes and oats.

Forest land covers more than 10% of the province, just over 100,000 hectares. It is divided into timber forest, scrubland and open woodland. Meadows and pastures play a smaller role than in other provinces, covering just over 3% of the territory of Valladolid.

Valladolid, the centre of urban and developable land

The largest built-up areas are in the municipalities of Valladolid, Laguna de Duero, Medina del Campo, Arroyo de la Encomienda and Tordesillas. The province's central position in Castilla y León and its good transport links have kept these towns growing. As a result, residential land covers a large area of more than 2,000 hectares. In total, urban land covers more than 14,000 hectares, while developable land exceeds 10,000 hectares.

A dynamic industry

Its central position and good transport links have made it a dynamic province with the largest industrial development in Castilla y León. Its industrial land exceeds 1,500 hectares, spread over more than 40 industrial estates. Its industry is led by the automotive, agri-food, metalworking and pharmaceutical sectors.

Valladolid, dynamism and continuous growth

It is one of the most agriculturally developed provinces in Castilla y León, and agriculture is one of the foundations of its economy. Its central location and good transport links, including the AVE high-speed line to Madrid, are reflected in higher average land values. It is also growing and developing continuously in industry and housing, thanks to its location. In short, it is a dynamic place with great investment opportunities in urban, developable and non-developable land alike.