Spain became the number one country in the world that offers the highest number of properties available for purchase using cryptocurrencies — 289 properties, according to Forex Suggest’s analysis.
Thailand and Portugal follow Spain as the second and third on the list by offering 227 and 130 properties available for purchase with crypto, respectively, as Forex Suggest reports. Most of these countries’ listings are located in tourist hotspots like Spain’s Marbella and Thailand’s Phuket Islands.
The chart above lists the 19 countries that offer the most crypto properties based on the number of their listed properties. The U.S. and the U.K. are ranked seventh and eighth, with 80 and 66 properties available for crypto purchases, respectively. Despite being the first country to accept Bitcoin (BTC) as a legal tender, El Salvador ranks tenth with 39 properties. Indonesia and Italy make it to the bottom of the list with six listed properties each.
Most expensive crypto properties
Despite taking the lead in the number of listings, Spain ranks sixth in terms of the average listing price. According to the numbers, an average property in Spain costs 75.33 BTC. This number is 95.87 BTC for Thailand, which ranks second in the number of listed properties.
Canada, the U.S., and the United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) emerge as the top three countries with the most costly crypto properties. According to the numbers, the average price per listing is 248.30 BTC in Canada, while its 112.07 BTC and 95.87 BTC in the U.S. and the U.A.E., respectively.
Cheapest crypto properties
Even though it is the country with the third-highest number of crypto properties, Portugal’s listings rank among the cheapest crypto estates. The average price per listing is 34.50 BTC in Portugal, which ranks the country sixth.
The Philippines, Mexico, and the Netherlands occupy the top three most affordable average prices with 15.46 BTC, 23.54 BTC, and 26.61 BTC, respectively.
