Precio de venta
Data source: Fotocasa listings
House Price Index in Spain
Check the evolution of housing prices in Spain by province.
Average price in Spain
Precio de alquiler
Data source: Fotocasa listings
Housing prices by province
- Araba
- Albacete
- Alacant
- Almería
- Ávila
- Badajoz
- Illes Balears
- Barcelona
- Burgos
- Cáceres
- Cádiz
- Castelló
- Ciudad Real
- Córdoba
- A Coruña
- Cuenca
- Girona
- Granada
- Guadalajara
- Gipuzcoa
- Huelva
- Huesca
- Jaén
- León
- Lleida
- La Rioja
- Lugo
- Madrid
- Málaga
- Murcia
- Navarra
- Ourense
- Asturias
- Palencia
- Las Palmas
- Pontevedra
- Salamanca
- Santa Cruz de Tenerife
- Cantabria
- Segovia
- Sevilla
- Soria
- Tarragona
- Teruel
- Toledo
- València
- Valladolid
- Bizkaia
- Zamora
- Zaragoza
- Ceuta
- Melilla
What is the Fotocasa real estate index?
The Fotocasa real estate portal has been publishing the Fotocasa Real Estate Index monthly since January 2005, covering both sale and rental prices. This study method has been developed to provide relevant, reliable, timely, quickly implemented, and widely disseminated information on the housing market in Spain.
The Index is compiled from the Fotocasa portal's database, allowing statistics to be extracted quickly enough for families, businesses, financial institutions, and sector researchers to take advantage of this detailed analysis of average prices per square metre in each area of Spain.
What is taken into account when calculating the average house price?
The study collects second-hand real estate market prices from across the national territory, with data broken down by autonomous communities, provinces, municipalities, districts, neighbourhoods, and main streets. The information refers to flats and penthouses from private individuals and professionals published on Fotocasa, so the values reflect asking prices and not necessarily the final closing price.
Prices are averages by category expressed in euros per square metre built, and monthly data corresponds to the average of the last 4 weeks. The historical data starts in January 2005 for sales and December 2006 for rentals.
How does the flat price index help me?
Compare average prices by area
January 2005 has been taken as the initial date for sales data, and December 2006 for rental data. We can access annual historical data from then until now, as well as data for the last 12 months.
Know if it's a good time to buy or rent
In the index for each city and location, you can see the evolution of prices and understand the market's temperature, which will help you in the decision to buy or rent.
Know your neighbours' prices
In each analysed area, you can see the offers published on Fotocasa to better understand your neighbours' prices for properties similar to yours.
The Fotocasa real estate index in the press
The rental and sale price index often appears in the media, as it allows for analysis of the market situation as well as specific geographical locations where prices are particularly rising or falling.
Fotocasa users' opinions on the price index
I always check what Fotocasa publishes about the rises and falls in rental prices; I think they are among the most transparent, and it has helped me find the right time to move.
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Marta García
Every week I notice Fotocasa in the newspaper I read, and I find out how things are going in my city, as the real estate sector reflects the state of the economy. As a small investor, I'm interested in knowing if I'll find a tenant quickly or if it will be difficult. It's a great help.
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José Sánchez
I might have gone overboard comparing, but buying a flat was a super important decision, and I wanted to be sure. I found my flat on Fotocasa and greatly appreciated all the information from the newsletters, the index, and their social media. I think I made a good purchase because the valuation valued it above what I paid – thanks, Fotocasa!
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Claudia Navarro