Property for sale in Spain

Camí des Salinar, in Andratx (Mallorca), is Spain's most exclusive street for homebuyers, with properties averaging €15 million, according to idealista. It is followed by Paseo de los Lagos in the prestigious La Finca development in Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid), where homes average €11 million, and Coto Zagaleta in Benahavís (Málaga), with average asking prices of €10.5 million. Mallorca, Madrid and the Costa del Sol dominate the ranking of Spain's most exclusive addresses. Discover the most expensive street in your region.

Communal areas in residential developments have evolved significantly in recent years, expanding beyond traditional facilities to include swimming pools, gyms, coworking spaces and social areas. Now, that trend is extending to another important member of many households: pets. The Grove, a new development by Praxfer Homes in San Pedro Alcántara (Marbella), will feature a dedicated pet spa within the complex for grooming and pet care. According to its listing on idealista, homes are available from €595,000.

If you’re looking to invest in a modern home by the sea, there’s never been a better time.

Amazon has added a prefabricated concrete home to its catalogue with a listed price of €54,000. The 100 m² property includes two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a fully equipped bathroom.The price sits below €60,000, at a time when access to housing in Spain is becoming more difficult as

Spain has countless gorgeous beaches that draw millions of tourists each year. They are also a magnet for international visitors.

Getting the cadastral reference of a house or property in Spain is relatively straightforward and requires very little paperwork. This unique property identifier can be found through the Spanish Land Registry (Catastro).

Spain's housing market is showing a two-speed trend. While total home sales fell by 2.3% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026, reaching 167,934 transactions, purchases by foreign buyers moved in the opposite direction. According to data analysed by Sonneil, international buyers were involved in more than 26,800 transactions between April and June, representing growth of around 11% compared with the same period a year earlier.

Foreigners accounted for a record 15.98% of homes purchased in Spain between April and June 2026, buying more than 26,800 properties even as the country’s overall sales market contracted.The share was the highest recorded by Spain’s College of Registrars, which said foreign demand increased both in

Metrovacesa has begun construction of Atria F2, a new residential development in La Alcaidesa (Cádiz), backed by an investment of €28.3 million. The project includes two- and three-bedroom flats with spacious terraces and extensive communal facilities. It further strengthens the developer's presence in this area of the western Costa del Sol, where beaches, natural surroundings and some of southern Europe's most renowned golf courses come together.

Enjoying a beach holiday doesn't have to be expensive.

Waking up in a prefabricated wooden house surrounded by nature, stepping onto the porch and having a quiet coffee is a fairly appealing prospect. That is the idea behind Hobycasa’s Slat model, currently reduced to €15,875. The property has 70 m² of interior space, with three bedrooms, a full bathroom and an open-plan living room and kitchen measuring more than 30 m². Its standout feature is the covered porch: a sheltered outdoor spot for mild evenings and warmer days.

Some Spanish municipalities experience dramatic population growth during the summer as tourists and second-home owners arrive in large numbers. Many of these popular destinations also face limited housing supply and high property prices. This analysis examines the housing market in the municipalities with the biggest seasonal population increases, including Alcúdia (Mallorca), Peñíscola (Castellón) and Castell-Platja d'Aro (Girona), where summer populations can rise by more than 800%.

The latest Work from Anywhere barometer from International Workplace Group (IWG) identifies the cities offering the best conditions for combining remote work with holidays or short stays in 2026. Barcelona is the only Spanish city to feature on the podium, ranking third worldwide thanks to its international connectivity, transport infrastructure, accommodation options and availability of flexible workspaces. Bangkok tops the global ranking, followed by Tokyo.

Can a 50 m² house look like a small contemporary building? That's the effect the KAYA 4L aims to achieve.

Finding an affordable city to live in without sacrificing quality of life is a priority for many people.

Almería pairs dry Mediterranean weather, city conveniences and access to the Cabo de Gata coast with housing costs that remain below Spain’s larger coastal cities.What is living in Almeria like?

Travelling to Tenerife with your dog is becoming increasingly easy thanks to the beaches designated for canine access.

The Almería coastline offers a diverse range of landscapes along its more than 200 kilometres of shoreline. There are coves nestled between volcanic mountains, long beaches stretching along the Mediterranean, and urban sands with easy access to services.

The La Marina residential area, located in the municipality of San Fulgencio (Alicante), has become one of the best-known residential developments on the Costa Blanca.Follow idealista/news in Spanish on the WhatsApp channelIts proximity to the sea, wide range of housing options and large internation

One of the areas in Catalonia where house prices have surged is the Barcelona metropolitan area, with Castelldefels emerging as one of the region's most sought-after and expensive towns. Single-family homes and spacious layouts dominate the local housing stock, pushing average property transaction values above those of Barcelona's typically smaller apartments. Depending on the area, residential property prices in Castelldefels can range between €4,000 and €5,000 per square metre.

Luxury housing in Spain remains concentrated in the most exclusive districts of major cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, San Sebastián and Palma, while premium coastal destinations in the Balearic Islands and Costa del Sol continue to attract high-end buyers. Prices exceed €10,000/m² in some areas of Madrid's Salamanca district and in the most sought-after enclaves of Mallorca, Ibiza, Formentera and Marbella, with Costa d'En Blanes standing out as the only coastal location to surpass the five-figure threshold.

The Alicante coast offers a dramatic contrast, ranging from expansive urban beaches to secluded coves nestled between cliffs within just a few kilometers. In 2026, the province boasted 77 Blue Flag beaches, more than any other Spanish province.

Neinor Homes has launched Australy Thera, the third phase of its residential development in Estepona. The scheme comprises 42 flats and duplexes with two to four bedrooms and forms part of a wider complex of nearly 200 homes. Located in the Costa del Sol's "golden triangle", the development offers sea views, extensive communal amenities, and easy access to beaches, Puerto Banús and Sotogrande.

Málaga City Council has given final approval to the redevelopment of El Bulto, one of the city's most closely watched residential projects. The Urban Planning Board has awarded the development works to Euro Andalucía Eventos, a company linked to Marbella-based developer Sierra Blanca Estates. The scheme includes 80 affordable housing units across two residential buildings, as well as a controversial 23-storey tower that will provide 153 private homes, transforming a key area of Málaga’s waterfront.