Property prices in Spain are rising due to continued high demand

In Spain, real estate prices are rising due to continued high demand. In 2024, prices for newly completed properties rose by 7.6% on average in the country, with some regions seeing price increases of up to 15%.

According to the Spanish National Institute for Statistics (Instituto Nacional de Estadística/ INE), a total of 642,000 home purchases were registered in 2024, the third highest figure since records began.

For 2025 and the coming years, the major Spanish bank BANKINTER expects annual price increases of 5% (2025) and 3% (2026/2027).

The days of the financial and real estate crisis in Spain and the dips in demand caused by Brexit and the war in Ukraine are definitely over.

In these geopolitically uncertain times, Spain is rightly considered by many professional and private investors to be a safe haven offering a high quality of life, security and a fascinating culture that harmoniously combines tradition with modernity.

It is not only in the metropolitan areas of Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Málaga and in the coastal hotspots in the Marbella region and on Mallorca that demand is significantly higher.
In large parts of the Valencia region, in Galicia and in Andalusia, prices are also rising significantly, in some cases at double-digit percentage growth rates per year.

This is good news for owners who want to sell. But for potential buyers, too, there are still properties on sale that offer very good value for money.

This explains the continued high demand for property in Spain – on the coast, but also inland, where romantic fincas rurales are offered for sale.