Sol is Spain's kilometre zero. Between Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor (1619) and the start of Gran Vía, it concentrates the country's greatest urban intensity: historic shops, theatres, the San Miguel Market and constant life at all hours.
Its housing stock consists of historic buildings with century-old entrance halls, many undergoing transformation into quality homes and investment apartments thanks to unbeatable tourist and rental demand.
Buying in Sol means buying absolute centrality: all Madrid converges here, with three metro lines and commuter rail beneath the square itself. A position the market rewards consistently.
