Andalusia, most populated region in Spain, is a large market with many consumer and business opportunities in which investors benefit from productivity levels higher than the EU-27 average, attractive wage policies and operational costs lower than in most European and Spanish regions. Add to that the availability of highly qualified labor and a solid technological and R&D environment.
Andalusian competitiveness is also known for reasonable operational costs in areas such as energy, real estate and telecommunications, as well as for large availability of industrial property and terrains at affordable prices. The rental cost of commercial facilities in the two main Andalusian cities, Seville and Malaga, is substantially lower than in Madrid, Barcelona or any other comparable city in Western Europe.
