Property for sale in Spain

Rising housing costs, pitiful wages, and legal insecurity are creating major barriers for young people trying to access homes in Spain.

Barcelona is one of the most expensive cities for buying properties.

If you're thinking about buying a home, it’s essential to understand the current state of the property market. Should you wait, or is now the time to buy? To help you decide, we analyse the key indicators: price trends per square metre, interest rates, the Euribor, transaction volume, mortgages, and available financial aid.

The latest data from Spanish notaries on property purchases by foreign buyers has revealed several records.

Buying property in Spain is a dream for many, but the process can sometimes be lengthy and costly. With the year drawing to a close, there’s no better time to secure your ideal home and potentially benefit from great deals before 2025 ends.

Vox, a right-wing political party in Spain, has submitted a proposal to Congress to increase taxes on foreign property buyers. The money raised would be used to fund tax breaks for Spanish citizens and to support the construction of affordable housing.

Spain is full of destinations to explore in autumn, when mountains and forests turn golden and nature’s magic feels more vivid than ever.

Salto de Castro, a village in Zamora that has lain abandoned for more than 30 years, is set for a remarkable comeback thanks to American entrepreneur Jason Lee Beckwith.

Amid rising housing costs, prefabricated homes are emerging as an affordable, move-in-ready option. Pineca has launched a fully assembled model with two bedrooms, a living room and a terrace, priced at just €6,004.

Real estate experts have revised their forecasts for the residential market in Spain. According to Donpiso, home sales are expected to reach around 800,000 transactions by the end of the year, with prices rising by up to 8%. Tecnotramit, meanwhile, projects approximately 750,000 sales and price growth of between 4% and 6%.

Access to housing remains one of the greatest challenges in Spain. Still, Amazon has just surprised the market with a groundbreaking solution: a ready-to-move-in prefabricated home offering up to four bedrooms, priced at under €7,000 – €6,887 to be exact.

Menorca, known for its turquoise coves and peaceful atmosphere, is not only a natural paradise but also one of the few places where it’s still possible to find affordable homes.

The sale of homes without vacant possession is becoming increasingly common in the Spanish property market, now accounting for 3% of all properties for sale in the country, according to a study by idealista based on listings in its database for Q3 2025.

As October comes to a close, it’s time to leave grey skies and chilly mornings behind. Spain is still basking in sunshine, making it the perfect place to enjoy a bright, mild winter.

Foreign home purchases in Spain continue to rise. Notary data shows that in the first half of 2025, foreigners bought 71,155 properties, up 2% from the same period in 2024.

A report by OBS Business School on the Real Estate Market in Spain 2025, led by Professor and Eurocofín Director Carlos Balado, highlights some of the trends shaping the property market. Among these, it notes that global warming is influencing the way we live and behave.

More than three in four prospective home buyers in Spain (76.52%) are unable to purchase a property in their preferred area due to high market prices and limited supply, according to the 2025 Buyer Profile Study in Real Estate Agencies, presented by the Spanish Federation of Real Estate Associations

British interest in Spanish property remains strong, with 5,731 homes purchased by UK buyers in the first half of 2025.

The average property price in Málaga reached €3,620/m² in September 2025, marking a monthly increase of 2% and a year-on-year rise of 17%, according to the latest idealista report.This new all-time high reinforces Málaga’s position as one of the most dynamic and in-demand real estate markets in Spai

In 2023, Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) retained its position as the Spanish town with the highest average declared gross income for the fifth consecutive year, reaching €88,011 – a 3.2% increase on 2022.

When planning a move, high-net-worth individuals tend to favour cities over coastal or mountain locations. According to the latest Knight Frank survey, the services and lifestyle offered by European cities are particularly appealing to wealthy movers. Capital cities such as Lisbon and London top the list, with Madrid and Barcelona also featuring in the top five. Beyond urban centres, the Balearic Islands stand out, alongside the Algarve, Tuscany and prime areas of the Alps.

Can you negotiate house prices in Spain? Absolutely. In 2026, negotiating property prices in Spain is still common practice, and many sellers are open to reasonable offers.

When purchasing a new-build home, you may encounter unexpected issues, such as cracks, subpar finishes or defects in the plumbing or electrical systems. Fortunately, a new-build warranty is in place.

What is the profile of home buyers in Spain? What trends are currently shaping the market, and what can we expect in the coming months?

The Balearic Islands continue to hold the title of Spain’s priciest province for purchasing a home, with the average price of second-hand properties surpassing €5,000 per square metre.