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Situated on the east coast of Spain, Valencia boasts a population of more than 1.5 million inhabitants and the number continues to grow. The city stands on the banks of the Turia River and is among the top tourist destinations of Spain. Thousands of people choose it for beach vacations, which consequently affects the development of local business and economy sector. The historical heart of Valencia is the district Ciutat Vella that is always filled with tourists and there are numerous hotels and restaurants. This district is easy to access from any part of Valencia considering the number of bus stops and metro stations. It is also Valencia’s main banking and financing area as it is home to numerous banking institutions. Another district - Eixample is well-known for its vibrant nightlife and number of entertainments within the area and it is the most modern district of the city. However, the most developed and business-oriented district remains the City of Arts and Science, business centres in this part of Valencia offer a broad variety of modern and spacious properties that will meet the needs of even the most demanding investors.

The commercial property market in Valencia is steadily growing to meet the demand of modern tenants and accomodate companies that wish to enter the local business scene. According to the research of the World Bank, Valencia is among the top five cities in Spain for business development. Being among the leading cities in Spain, Valencia attracts potential investors and businesses with its broad property lease market. In addition to historical buildings offering their office space for rent, there are also many modern business centres and skyscrapers in Valencia such as Aqua Multiespacio, Residential Torres de Levante, and Edificio Arcade. Comfortable transport infrastructure successfully manages to link different parts of the city, as well as to assure Valencia’s connection to other major cities in Spain. Manises Airport is located 8 km away from Valencia’s downtown and has flights to a variety of different countries around the world, including major European capitals. In addition, the largest port in the Mediterranean western coast, dealing with 20% of the country’s total export is located within the city limits. The economy of Valencia is mostly based on exports of food products, oranges, woodware, ceramic tiles, ventilators, textiles, and iron products.