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5 homes for sale in Humanes de Madrid

Bright two-bedroom flat in Humanes centre
56
€179,890 2,399 €/m²

Bright two-bedroom flat in Humanes centre

Humanes de Madrid, Madrid

  • 2
  • 1
  • 75 m²
Net yield 3.2%
Average rent €633/month

Rising municipality

Semi-new two-bedroom flat in Humanes
52
€199,900 3,029 €/m²

Semi-new two-bedroom flat in Humanes

Humanes de Madrid, Madrid

  • 2
  • 1
  • 66 m²
Net yield 2.8%
Average rent €569/month

Rising municipality

Operational industrial unit in La Fraila
€350,000 879 €/m²

Operational industrial unit in La Fraila

Humanes de Madrid, Madrid

  • 1
  • 398 m²
No investment analysis
Urban plot with 630 m² buildability
€513,000

Urban plot with 630 m² buildability

Humanes de Madrid, Madrid

No investment analysis
Central exterior flat, 2 bedrooms
€206,000

Central exterior flat, 2 bedrooms

Humanes de Madrid, Madrid

  • 2
  • 1
No investment analysis
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