Property for sale in Spain

Bank real estate agencies specialise in marketing properties acquired by the banks, most of which come from foreclosures.Each major financial institution operates one or more real estate portals to sell these properties at competitive prices, often with preferential financing options.

Interior design is much like fashion: over time, what once felt fresh and innovative can begin to feel dated, and trends that once delighted us may lose their appeal.

The mayor of Málaga, Francisco de la Torre, has unveiled a municipal housing plan for 17,000 new homes, including 10,000 subsidised units. These are set to be built during the next term, 2027–2031. Among them are 1,500 “mini-flats,” initially planned at 35–45 m² but now increased to 45–60 m². De la Torre also confirmed that over 5,000 units will be completed before the end of this current term.

One of the fastest-growing trends in prefabricated housing is the use of shipping containers to build homes. These properties are eco-friendly, highly customisable, affordable, quick to construct and exceptionally durable, making them an increasingly attractive option. Here, we explain everything you need to know about container homes.

In recent years, millions of people have bought, rented or sold their home on idealista using our grey maps.

Finding the most affordable town in Valencia in which to buy a home has become a priority for many people seeking to escape the high prices of the capital without sacrificing quality of life.

Lamine Yamal is not only dazzling with the ball at his feet – he has now taken YouTube by storm as well. The FC Barcelona winger, one of international football’s brightest sensations at just 18, has launched his own channel on the platform, surprising millions of followers with his debut video: a house tour of the flat where he lived for the past few years before moving to his new home.

Andalusia’s new Housing Law has now come into force, through which the government of Juanma Moreno aims to ease the housing crisis and reduce the region’s housing shortfall, estimated by the Bank of Spain at 90,000 homes.Law 5/2025, approved by the Andalusian Parliament on 16 December and announced

According to notaries, over 71,000 homes were bought by foreigners in the first half of 2025, up 2% from 2024. This is the first time since late 2022 that transactions surpassed 70,000 units, highlighting Spain’s continued appeal as a residential and tourist destination.

Just half an hour from Barcelona, Caldes de Montbui is the perfect winter destination: a town steeped in Roman history, boasting some of the hottest thermal waters in Europe, an ideal natural setting for unwinding, and local fare that has made it a culinary hotspot. A European getaway that combines relaxation, culture and fine dining.

In just a few years, the number of occupied properties offered for sale has grown sharply. A large proportion are located in Catalonia, where transactions are increasing.

La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz) is back in the property spotlight with the listing of a remarkable classical villa in the sought-after Santa Margarita area, priced at €995,000 on idealista. Exceptional in size, design and location, the home offers 933 m² of living space set within a generous 1,780 m² plot, making it one of the area’s most desirable residences.

Valencia’s new-build housing market is under intense pressure due to scarce land, rising construction costs and strong demand. As a result, average home prices have surged over 60% since 2022, with the price per square metre rising around 75%, according to a study by Foro Consultores Inmobiliarios.

The cheapest town in Spain for buying a second-hand home is Almadén, in Ciudad Real, with an average price of just €335/m², according to idealista’s latest price report.The top three most affordable towns are all in Ciudad Real: Almodóvar del Campo (€427/m²) and Socuéllamos (€460/m²) follow Almadén.

British buyers are already shaping Spain’s property market for 2026, and the data points to a very clear favourite: newly built three-bedroom penthouses on the Costa del Sol.Recent figures from Spain’s national property registrar, the Colegio de Registradores, reveal a sharp shift towards new homes.

Citizens have gone to courts across Spain to file more than 1,400 lawsuits for squatting in homes in 2025.

According to a study by idealista, 25% of Spanish homes lack any heating system. The study is based on data from property listings for sale and rent in November. The warmest regions, less exposed to extreme weather, have the highest share of homes without heating.

Bloomberg has once again compiled a list of must-visit destinations set to shape travel in 2026, blending revitalised classics with lesser-known places on the rise. The list spans creative cities, remote islands, emerging food regions and unspoilt natural havens.

The iconic Metropolis building, located at the junction of Gran Vía and Calle Alcalá, will be reborn on 21 January as Club Metropolis.

Brussels has unveiled the EU’s first Affordable Housing Plan, a roadmap designed to improve access to housing for workers, young people and the homeless.

In 2026, Spain will tighten Bizum payment reporting, raise diesel taxes, and extend electric vehicle and energy-efficient home incentives. The Verifactu invoicing system is postponed to 2027, unemployment benefit recipients are exempt from income tax returns, and aid continues for wildfire and flood victims.

The new driving licence regulations have been in effect across the European Union since 3 December. They aim to modernise the system, improve road safety and simplify life for drivers. Spain must implement the changes by the end of 2028. The directive also requires the gradual introduction of a digital driving licence in all member states.

The Catalan property market ended the third quarter with a surprising trend: Girona is drawing significant international interest. Data from the Catalan real estate agents’ associations (API) show that 26% of sales in the province were to foreign buyers, far exceeding Tarragona (16%), Barcelona (14.2%) and Lleida (9.6%). No other Catalan province matches Girona’s level of international appeal.

If you’re considering installing a prefabricated house on some land, you’ve likely asked yourself the key question: “How much will this really cost?” Beyond the price of the house itself, many factors can affect the budget.

idealista spokesperson Francisco Iñareta analyses the housing market situation and his forecasts for 2026. The housing situation in Spain at the end of 2025 is clear: a national emergency. The lack of supply has become endemic, but the focus remains on attacking prices from highly ideology-based positions.