Valencia's list holds 3 buildings and 28 office lots — Calle Las Barcas 2, the Europa Building and Sorolla Centre — with addresses running from Carrer de les Barques in the historic core out to Avinguda de les Corts Valencianes and Avinguda d'Aragó. Choosing in Valencia is therefore mostly choosing between the old centre and the newer corporate axis; across 3 buildings there is no third option.
Quoted rents in Valencia range from €345 to €816 per m² a year around a €450 median. The top figure stands some 80% above that median, a spread far wider than a 28-lot list would normally produce, and in Valencia it maps onto building standard and address rather than onto the size of the unit.
A tenant working to a fixed budget in Valencia should price the address before the floor plan: the €345 end sits about a quarter below the €450 median, which on the same monthly outlay buys roughly 30% more floor area. On a list of 28 lots that trade-off is the single largest lever available in Valencia.
Lot sizes in Valencia start at 5 m² and reach 520 m², with the median at 67 m². A 67 m² midpoint puts the typical Valencia unit above pure small-suite scale, and because the whole market here amounts to 28 lots, the few approaching 520 m² effectively constitute the entire large-space offer in the city.