This analysis places the capital of Segrià at the forefront of all Spanish capitals, with significant increases in property values. Two-bedroom apartments can see their price increase by up to 39%, while three-bedroom apartments achieve a revaluation of 32%.

The study highlights that, unlike large cities such as Barcelona or Madrid, where real estate pressure is high, in Lleida the state of conservation of the home has a decisive impact on the final sale price. Furthermore, the city also stands out in other typologies, with studios revaluing up to 50% and one-bedroom homes up to 46%.

This scenario makes Lleida an attractive market for small investors seeking profitability in buying homes to renovate. This strategy has become popular in markets with more accessible prices and considerable growth potential, consolidating the city's position as a hub for real estate investment.