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The most expensive house for sale in Spain is in Marbella and is advertised precisely with that debatable statement about its price. “In Marbella, on the beachfront, a few minutes from the Marbella Beach Club and Trocadero Beach, is the most expensive house for sale in Spain,” reads the advertisement posted on the Idealista portal. The mansion in question is sold for 55 million euros. The house is located on a 9,000 square meter plot of land, with an area of 3,315 square meters in what is the mansion itself. Image of the most expensive house for sale in Spain, in Marbella Idealistic Image of the most expensive house for sale in Spain, in Marbella Image of the most expensive house for sale in Spain, in Marbella Idealistic.
The house has "large terraces and includes 12 bedrooms and 19 bathrooms, a large living room, a kitchen equipped with top quality furniture and appliances." Within the “features” section, the advertisement includes the Job Function Email Database following: “first line, built-in wardrobes, close to transport, private terrace, satellite TV, adsl/wifi, cinema, gym, sauna, private heated pool, indoor pool, solar panels , guest apartment, large storage room, laundry room, en-suite bathrooms, bar, service unit or garage for.If we add the benefits and subtract the damages, I could say that it means 15% less income for exporters,” explained José Luis Bustamante, president of the National Association of Berry Exporters (Aneberries). According to the Agri-Food and Fisheries Information Service (SIAP), currently in Jalisco more than 10,400 hectares are dedicated to the cultivation of red fruits, including raspberries, blueberries, blackberries and strawberries.

Bustamante said that on the other hand, the exchange rate also benefited them with a 10% decrease in the cost of imported inputs . “In the case of damages for payments, it is more or less the difference that we bring right now, about 25% between the 20 and 17 pesos that we bring in the value of the dollar,” he added. In Mexico there are around eight thousand producers who plant 70 thousand hectares of berries . The sector generates more than 450 thousand direct jobs. 97% of Mexico's berry exports are destined for the United States and Canada, while the remaining 3% are distributed among other territories in Europe and Asia. Fall in the exchange rate affects the export sector What negatively affects some, benefits others.
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