Property trends in Spain

Track real estate prices, rental yields, and 5-year market trends across 10 Spanish regions. From the Costa del Sol to Barcelona, Madrid, and the islands.

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10 regions tracked

PropTren covers every major Spanish property market with quarterly price data, rental yields, and trend analysis.

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Andalucia

2,150 €/m²
Avg. price per sqm
Costa del Sol, Marbella, Malaga. Spain's most popular expat destination with hot climate, beach lifestyle, and strong short-term rental market.
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Catalonia (Barcelona)

3,680 €/m²
Avg. price per sqm
Barcelona and the Costa Brava. Premium urban market with world-class culture, Mediterranean coast, and strong international demand.
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Madrid

3,920 €/m²
Avg. price per sqm
Spain's capital and economic center. Highest rental yields in the country, excellent infrastructure, and growing tech scene.
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Comunidad Valenciana

1,680 €/m²
Avg. price per sqm
Valencia, Alicante, Costa Blanca. Outstanding value for money with warm climate, established expat communities, and affordable beachfront living.
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Illes Balears

4,250 €/m²
Avg. price per sqm
Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca. Premium island market with luxury villas, strong short-term rental income, and limited supply driving prices.
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Canary Islands

2,080 €/m²
Avg. price per sqm
Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote. Year-round warm climate, growing digital nomad scene, and more affordable island living than the Balearics.

Spain market snapshot

+38%
Average property price increase across Spain over the last 5 years, recovering strongly from the 2008 crash and exceeding pre-crisis levels.
4.8%
Average gross rental yield in Spanish cities, with coastal tourist areas delivering 6-8% through short-term rentals.
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Distinct property markets tracked by PropTren, from premium islands to affordable interior regions.
2,450 €
National average price per square meter, with massive variation from €1,200 (Galicia) to €4,250 (Balearics).

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Buying property in Spain: what you need to know

Spain remains the top destination for Northern European property buyers, with over 90,000 foreign purchases annually. The market offers remarkable diversity, from ultra-premium Balearic islands to affordable coastal communities in Valencia and Murcia where your euro stretches significantly further.

Key considerations include the NIE (tax identification number) requirement, varying regional taxes on property purchases (6-11% depending on the autonomous community), and recent short-term rental regulations that differ by municipality. The Golden Visa program through property investment of €500,000+ remains active, though terms have evolved.

PropTren helps buyers navigate this complex landscape by providing comparable data across all 10 major markets, highlighting where prices are rising fastest, where yields are strongest, and where value opportunities exist relative to comparable regions.