Spain’s property market continues to record significant price growth, although the latest figures suggest that the pace of increases may be beginning to moderate. According to Fotocasa’s October 2026 Property Index, the average asking price of resale homes across Spain has risen by 13.2% over the past year, reaching €3,158 per square metre. The figures Continue Reading
For years, renting has been the more common route into independent living for younger people in Spain. But new research suggests that this preference is changing, with the proportion of young people looking to buy a home now almost matching those searching for rental accommodation. According to recent housing market research from Fotocasa, 41% of Continue Reading
Spain has introduced a new financing initiative designed to tackle one of the biggest obstacles facing first-time property buyers: finding enough savings for the initial deposit. The new Tu Casa programme could provide eligible buyers with a government-backed loan covering up to 20% of the value of their first home, subject to a maximum of Continue Reading
Spain’s rental market continues to face a growing imbalance between the number of people searching for homes and the number of properties available to rent. New research from Fotocasa shows that 80% of people participating in the rental market are looking for a property, while only 16% are offering one, highlighting the increasing pressure on Continue Reading
Spain’s property market entered the final weeks of summer with prices remaining firmly elevated, both for those looking to buy and those choosing to rent. The latest figures show particularly strong conditions in the sales market, while rental costs remain at historically high levels despite some signs of moderation nationally. For the Costa del Sol, Continue Reading
Spain’s property market recorded a positive month in June, with 59,288 residential property sales, according to the latest figures from the National Statistics Institute (INE). Transactions increased by 5% compared with May and by 1.6% compared with June 2025. However, the wider picture shows that activity is beginning to moderate from the exceptional levels reached Continue Reading
After several years of relentless rental price growth, Spain’s residential rental market is finally showing signs of moderation. According to the latest data, rental prices increased by just 0.1% during the second quarter of 2026, the lowest second-quarter increase recorded in the last 19 years. While annual rents are still 2.9% higher than a year Continue Reading
After five years of exceptional activity, Spain’s residential property market is beginning to show signs of a gradual return to more sustainable levels. The latest figures released by the National Statistics Institute (INE) reveal that while the pace of property sales is moderating, buyer demand remains remarkably resilient. In May 2026, 56,462 residential property transactions Continue Reading
Spain’s resale property market continues to gather momentum, with the latest data revealing another record-breaking quarter. During the second quarter of 2026, resale property prices increased by 4%, while annual growth reached a historic 17.2%, highlighting the strength of buyer demand across the country. While these figures reflect the national market, they are particularly relevant Continue Reading
The latest rental market figures show that rental price growth across Spain is beginning to moderate, with annual increases slowing to 3% in May 2026 – the lowest rate recorded in almost three years. While this may appear to signal a cooling market, the reality is more nuanced, particularly in Málaga Province and along the Continue Reading
