Buyers and Sellers

The Andalusian coast offers the most budget-friendly options: in Cartaya (Huelva), an 80 m² home costs an average of €76,848 (€961/m²), according to Fotocasa data. If you prefer the northern coast, Cedeira offers apartments for €117,942 (€1,474/m²), while Gandía stands out in the...

Elche is, without a doubt, one of those Mediterranean treasures that has it all: the magic of living immersed in the largest palm grove in Europe, spectacular beaches just fifteen minutes away, and a relaxed yet dynamic lifestyle. If you are looking for a safe, green city with a unique...

The Balearic Islands consolidate their position as the second most expensive area to buy property in Spain, only behind Madrid, attracting huge interest from both domestic and international buyers. Inca and Manacor are excellent options for those seeking tranquility and buying property at more...

Malaga, Valencia, and Barcelona lead the way in attracting talent by balancing large job markets with direct beach access. Vigo, Zaragoza, and Bilbao are the best cities for retirement according to the OCU, while Alicante stands out as the favorite haven for international buyers. The average...

The average property price in the province of Granada stands at 2,502 €/m² (€200,160 for an 80 m² property) in May 2026, with Almuñécar leading the costs at 3,345 €/m² (€267,574 for an 80 m² property), according to the Fotocasa Real Estate Index. The region boasts a unique...

In February 2026, the Balearic Parliament rejected the initiative to restrict non-residents from buying properties. The Balearic Islands led property purchases by foreigners, accounting for 28.9% of transactions in the final quarter of 2025, according to data from the College of Registrars. ...

8.2% of Alicante's inhabitants over 65 were born abroad. Citizens from the United Kingdom are the most represented in the census with 70,786 residents (15.2%), followed by Morocco, Colombia, and Ukraine. According to Fotocasa data for May 2026, the average price of buying a house in Alicante...

The Balearic Islands lead coastal housing prices at €5,352/m² (€428,141 for an 80m² home), while the Atlantic and southern Mediterranean offer more competitive options, according to Fotocasa data for April 2026. According to Greenpeace data, 13.1% of the Spanish coastline is already...

Pamplona, Oviedo and Santander lead the national quality of life ranking by MWCC and Numbeo thanks to their excellent public services, safety and low pollution levels. The Basque Country is the most expensive autonomous community to buy a home in the north, registering the maximum price in San...